The preacher comes upon a bear and the bear climbs a tree and on and on and on. To the tree where he'd be safe and sound Then his suspenders gave away Jerry Reed - The Preacher and the BEAR- Oldies But Goodies - Songs of the 60's & 70s & Beyond! Well the bear stood up and that horse did buck The preacher dropped to his knees He got so excited It was against his religion Then the preacher got up and made a bound Album: That's What I Like About the South. Well, they rolled around on the ground Said; "Lord, just gimme one more chance." Nancy. Run and they run for about a mile Preacher leaps up and he made the limb And the preacher came tumblin' down And just about then the limb let go And the preacher come a flotin' down Oh it was a sight to see hi Just before he hit the ground. And one little "measly" hare But on his way returnin' home He met a great big grizzly bear; Well, the bear got down in the middle of the road On all fours like a great big toad And looked that preacher right square in the eye And the preacher looked at him and said: "Bye-bye. My sons loved to sing along with their grandfather, but none of us can remember the rest. Ray Stevens â The Preacher And The Bear Lyrics The Preacher and the Bear by Jerry Reed The preacher went out a huntin', it was on one Sunday morn' It was against his religion, but he took a ⦠On all fours like a great big toad The bear he started out with more vim Bear walked around, stood on the ground He walked straight to the preacher, you see Preacher got so excited And then he ran up a Sycamore tree. The song The Preacher and the Bear was written by Rufus Thomas and George Fairman and was first released by Rufus Thomas in 1970. But on his way returnin' home The Preacher And The Bear lyrics: The Preacher and the Bear by Jerry Reed The preacher went out a huntin', it was on one Sunday morn' It was against his religion, but he took a shotgun along He got himself a mess a' mi He shot himself some very fine quail And one big measly hare; And on his way returning home, He met a great big grizzly bear! starts and ends within the same node. mp3, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8VKxFTadLc, The preacher went out a huntin', it was on one Sunday morn', He got himself a mess o' mighty fine quail and one old scraggly hare, Well the bear got down lookin' ready to charge, The preacher never seen nothin' quite that large, Didn't take that preacher long to say bye, He said, "Up in that tree's where I oughta be", The preacher was a sittin' on top a that limb, "Hey lord, you delivered Daniel from the bottom of the lion's den, The preacher and the bear runnin' round an' round. He shot himself some mighty fine quail My sons loved to sing along with their grandfather, but none of us can remember the rest. I'll never sin on Sabbath day The bear ⦠It’s now not racist (thank goodness) however should you do a Google seek for "tremendous bopper preacher and the undergo" you can be pleasantly amazed. The bear got close - made a grab for him It appears on the attached CD. He met a great big grizzly bear. "Just about then the limb let go Preacher came a-tumblin' down You shoulda seen him get his razor out Before he hit the ground He hit that ground cuttin' right to left Well the Preacher went a-huntin' On a Sunday morn Though it was against his religion He took his gun along Shot himself some very fine quail One big weaselly hare And on the way returnin' home He met a grizzly bear Well the bear marched out in the middle of the road Up to the Preacher, you see Preacher got so excited Climbed up a cinnamon tree I believe the artist who recorded this song was Arthur Collins. Lord, if you can't help me, And the preacher looked at him and said: "Bye-bye." This is just a preview! And Sunday come, I'll pray and pray." Well, the bear stood up and he rolled his eyes and he shook his ugly head. The bear right after that preacher did come "Started down the road and took out to run The bear right after that preacher did come Run and they run for about a ⦠He lost his knif, but the bear held on with a vim. 1945L-R: John Jennings, Caleb Ginyard, George McFadden, Ted Brooks. The preacher comes upon a bear and the bear climbs a tree and on and on and on. Refrain: Thanks so much. Make sure your selection Well, the bear sat down in the middle of the road Just mean as he could be And the Preacher he commenced a-shakin' and he climbed up a 'simmon tree. Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS). Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Still have questions? What’s your favorite single lyric line in a song? The bear grabbd him an' held him a little bit tight. It’s not racist (thank goodness) but if you do a Google search for "big bopper preacher and the bear" you may be pleasantly surprised. But a lot of people have done versions of it. An annotation cannot contain another annotation. The preacher got up - started again It was adapted from The Preacher and the Bear (Rufus Thomas and George Fairman). And looked that preacher right square in the eye The preacher never seen nothin' quite that large They looked each other right smack in the eye Didn't take that preacher long to say bye The preacher he run till he spotted a tree He said "up in that tree's where I auta be" By the time that bear made a grab for him The preacher was a sittin' on top a that limb Scared to death, he tuned about With his knife he started hittin right and left He put up a pretty good fight. Tambourine Man’; June 21, 1965, Lyricapsule: Nirvana Drop ‘Bleach’; June 15, 1989, Lyricapsule: Derek and the Dominos’ First Gig; June 14, 1970. And one little "measly" hare He landed on his feet right in front a that bear and lord what an awful fight The preacher and the bear and the razor and the hair flyin' from left to right Well first they was up and then they was down, the preacher and the bear runnin' round n' round The bear he roared and the the preacher he groaned, he was havin' a tough time holdin' his own Reached in his pocket, pulled his razor out Regards, Neworleans fan. It's also on his "Georgia Sunshine" Album (still kicking around, see Amazon Link below). Now a preacher went out walkin' They ran and they ran til he spotted a tree Also recorded by: Andy Griffith; Sons Of The Pioneers; Lesley Schatz; Mac Wiseman; Albert Whelan; Hylo Brown; The preacher went out a huntin’, it was on one Sunday morn’, It was against his religion, but he took a shotgun along, He got himself a mess o’ mighty fine quail and one old scraggly hare, And on the way home he crossed the path of a great big grizzly bear, Well the bear got down lookin’ ready to charge, The preacher never seen nothin’ quite that large, They looked each other right smack in the eye, Didn’t take that preacher long to say bye, The preacher, he run till he spotted a tree, He said, "Up in that tree’s where I oughta be", By the time that bear made a grab for him, The preacher was a sittin’ on top a that limb, "Hey lord, you delivered Daniel from the bottom of the lion’s den, You delivered Jonah from the belly of the whale and then, The Hebrew children from the fiery furnace, He landed on his feet right in front a that bear, The preacher and the bear and the razor and the hair, Well first they was up and then they was down, The preacher and the bear runnin’ round an’ round, The bear he roared, and the the preacher he groaned. I have a version by Jerry Reed on his "Greatest Hits" collection (not for sale anyplace I could find). "The Preacher stayed up in that tree I think it was all night He said, "Oh Lord, don't help that bear Or you'll see an awful fight! Bear walked around, stood on the ground The preacher crawled out on a limb Cast his eye to the Lord above And these are words he said to Him "Oh, Lawd, you delivered Daniel from the lion's den If you don't hit that bear You'll see one awful sight". And he knocked that bear ten feet away Since the original lyrics were racist my father changed them to: "There was an ole preacher went a huntin' an it was on a Sunday Morn, twas agin his religion, but he carried his gun along..." that is all I can remember of the song. The preacher was up and then he was down Just a-cuttin' left and right Refrain: Harris Phil Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.com. Preacher and the Bear This song is by Golden Gate Quartet and appears⦠on the album Bible Tales (1941) on the compilation album 1937-1939 (1983) on the compilation album Massa's in the Cold Cold Ground (1997) on the compilation album Our Story (1999) He was havin' a tough time holdin' his own! The Preacher and the Bear, as performed by Arthur Collins. Lyrics to "The Preacher And The Bear" by RUFUS THOMAS: A preacher, he went huntin' / It was on a Sunday morn' / Of course it was against his religion / He took his gun along / Shot some very fine quail / One little measly hare / On his way returning home / He met a great big grizzly bear / Bear ⦠Said: "Up on the limb is the place for me." Just about then the limb let go If you could remove one Christmas song from existence what song would it be? Also delivered Jonah from the belly of the whale and then Who recorded a yodelled version of Dominique, the song made famous by singing nun Jeanne Deckers. Pulled himself up and turned about / ⦠I would dearly love to find an original recording of this old folk song to buy for my sons and their sons since my father is not here to help us with the words. Cast his eyes to the skies and he did shout; He scared up one dozen partridges, On a morning which was so fair He got down the road a little further And spied a big grizzly bear. Was on one Sunday morn' Started down the road and took out to run The preacher and the bear, with a razor in his hair Yes! ...Where can I find the lyrics and/or recording? He falls out of the tree and has to fight the bear. Lyrics to "The Preacher And The Bear" by PHIL HARRIS: Now a Preacher went out walkin' / Twas on one Sunday Morn / It was against his religion / But he took his gun along / He shot himself some mighty fine quail / And one little measly Hare / But on his way returnin'home / He met a great big Grizzly bear. Well, the bear got down in the middle of the road "Lord, if I get out of here alive It was a terrible sight Pulled himself up and turns about For goodness sake don't help that bear." Various versions have been recorded. That Good Book I will abide It would have been recorded in the early 1900s or perhaps the 1920s. George Fairman wrote the song. So the good book do declare Come Sunday I'm headin' to the church to pray", He said, "Lord won't you give me just one more chance", Hi! Come Sunday I’m headin’ to the church to pray", He said, "Lord won’t you give me just one more chance", So the preacher got away, he looked around, the song is called the preacher and the bear :), http://www.archive.org/details/ArthurCollins_part2, try this site or just type into google or something the name of the song and arthur collins. The preacher and the bear and the razor and the hair just a flyin' from left to right Well at first they was up and then they was down The preacher and the bear runnin' round and round The bear he roared and the the preacher he groaned Watch the video for The Preacher and the Bear from Andy Griffith's American Originals for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. The lyrics recount the story of a church pastor who appeals to God after being treed by a grizzly bear while out hunting on the Sabbath. The preacher and the bear and the razor and the hair flyin' from left to right Well first they was up and then they was down, the preacher and the bear runnin' round n' round The bear he roared and the the preacher he groaned, he was havin' a tough time holdin' his own He said Lord if I get out a here alive, to the good book I'll abide ever seen vultures circulating in the skies above ? I would dearly love to find an original recording of this old folk song to buy for my sons and their sons since my father is not here to help us with the words. To the heavens, he did glance The Hebrew children from the fiery furnace He met a great big grizzly bear; If you can't help me, please don't help that bear. Join Yahoo Answers and get 100 points today. Get your answers by asking now. The preacher and the bear and the razor and the hair flyin' from left to right Well first they was up and then they was down, the preacher and the bear runnin' round n' round The bear he roared and the the preacher he groaned, he was havin' a tough time holdin' his own He said Lord if I get out a here alive, to the good book I'll abide Well, the bear got down in the middle of the road On all fours like a great big toad Looked that preacher right square in the eye The preacher said "hello" and "bye-bye" Down the road, the preacher did run The bear right after that preacher did come He ran and he ran for about a mile Then they both sat down and rested a while The bear let out an awful moan He was havin’ a tough time holdin’ his own! It looks at the hooked up CD. But he took his gun along The preacher he went a-ridin On one Saturday morn According to this tale as told, He started out in the corn. Of course it was against his religion, But he took his gun along! What song would you rather hear all day....Baby Shark or The Buddi song from Childs Play? Cast his eyes to the skies and he did shout: Which Beatle sings I should’ve known better? He hit the ground with an awful bang Then they both sat down and rested awhile Regards, Neworleans fan, Hi! Is it possible to sell music without speaking about love, sex, drugs and alcohol? Preacher cast his eyes to the Lord in the skies And once more said to him--- The bear got close - made a grab for him Preacher leaps up and he made the limb Pulled himself up and turns about Cast his eyes to the skies and he did shout; Just before he hit the ground A preacher went out a-hunting 'Twas on one Sunday morn'. It looked like the preacher was holdin' his own Lyricapsule: The Surfaris Drop ‘Wipe Out’; June 22, 1963, Lyricapsule: The Byrds Drop ‘Mr.
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