Open Door Sunday

Bubba Patrick male solo original Appalachian country gospel soul; Holler Open Door Turn Gadd9→D/F#→Fmaj7→C/E→Ebmaj7→G/D→A7→Cm6→G6; 78 BPM, acoustic guitar, warm gospel piano, harmonica, organ, upright bass, brushed drum kit, no female vocals, male lead only; original melody, ‑female vocals, ‑duet, ‑choir

[Verse 1] An old screen door swung wide when I came up the hill No one asked me where I'd been or if I could pay the bill Just an old friend with a coffee pot and room enough to sit I saw what mercy looks like in the small and quiet bits [Chorus] There's an open door on Sunday, there's an open door tonight There's a little patch of welcome in the middle of this life I ain't coming with an answer, I ain't coming with a plan Just a thankful heart and muddy boots and God's love in my hands [Verse 2] I used to shut the windows when the storms came passing through Now I leave one light a-burning for a soul who's hurting too The road don't need a hero and the world don't need my pride Just an open door and somewhere safe to set the load aside [Chorus] There's an open door on Sunday, there's an open door tonight There's a little patch of welcome in the middle of this life I ain't coming with an answer, I ain't coming with a plan Just a thankful heart and muddy boots and God's love in my hands [Bridge] There's a place for every traveler, an old chair and a song You don't have to earn your welcome, you can rest here all night long [Final Chorus] There's an open door on Sunday, there's an open door tonight There's a little patch of welcome in the middle of this life I ain't coming with an answer, I ain't coming with a plan Just a thankful heart and muddy boots and God's love in my hands [End]

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