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May 20, 2021 · Dolly Parton - Silver And Gold (Official Video) "Silver and Gold" by Dolly Parton Listen to Dolly Parton: https://DollyParton.lnk.to/listenYD Watch more Dolly Parton videos:...
Sep 20, 2018 · Kirk Franklin and The Family - Silver and Gold (Lyrics) back in the day. 575 subscribers. Subscribed. 284. 16K views 5 years ago.
Silver and gold Silver and gold Mean so much more when I see Silver and gold decorations On ev'ry Christmas tree Silver and gold Silver and gold Ev'ryone wishes For silver and...
Jul 6, 1991 · Silver and Gold Lyrics: Well, I met an old man walking down the street / His clothes were torn and tattered with sandals on his feet / And I stopped to help him and lend him a hand / He...
Kirk Franklin Lyrics. "Silver And Gold" Silver and gold. I'd rather have Jesus than silver and gold. No fame or fortune. Nor riches untold. I'd rather have Jesus than silver and gold. Don't give me a mansion. On top of the hill. Don't give me the world. With a shallow thrill. But just give me a saviour. My life He can hold.
Jun 29, 1993 · Silver And Gold Lyrics: Silver and gold / Silver and gold / I'd rather have Jesus than silver and gold / No fame or fortune / Nor riches untold / I'd rather have Jesus than...
Apr 25, 2000 · Silver & Gold Lyrics. [Verse 1] Working hard every day. Never notice how the time slips away. People come, seasons go. We got something that'll never grow old. [Chorus] I don't care if the...
Silver and Gold Lyrics by Dolly Parton from the Eagle When She Flies album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Well, I met an old man walkin' down the street His clothes were torn and tattered With sandals on his feet And I stoppe…
Silver and Gold Lyrics by Kirk Franklin- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Silver and gold Silver and gold I'd rather have Jesus Than silver and gold No fame or fortune Nor riches untold I'd rat…
Sep 12, 2023 · “Silver and Gold” is a heartfelt song written and performed by the legendary country music icon, Dolly Parton. Released in 1972 as part of her album “Touch Your Woman,” this beautiful ballad speaks to the complexities of life, love, and the longing for something more.
