Three Wooden Crosses Lyrics was released on November 25, 2002, from the Album ‘Rise and Shine’. The song was sung by Randy Travis. Three Wooden Crosses Song Lyrics are penned by Doug Johnson and Kim Williams. The song labels are Word Music and Curb. While the song was produced by Kyle Lehning.
Song Credits:
| Released | November 25, 2002 |
| Album | Rise and Shine |
| Singer | Randy Travis |
| Songwriter(s) | Doug Johnson & Kim Williams |
| Producer | Kyle Lehning |
| Label | Word Music, Curb |
Three Wooden Crosses Lyrics:
A farmer and a teacher
A hooker and a preacher
Riding on a midnight bus
Bound for Mexico
One was heading for vacation
One for higher education
And two of them were searching for lost souls
That driver never ever saw the stop sign
And 18 wheelers can’t stop on a dime
There are three wooden crosses
On the right side of the highway
Why there’s not four of them heaven only knows
I guess it’s not what you take
When you leave this world behind you
It’s what you leave behind you when you go
That farmer left a harvest
A home and 80 acres
The faith and love for growing things
In his young son’s heart
And that teacher left her wisdom
In the minds of lots of children
Did her best to give ’em all
A better start
And that preacher whispered
“Can’t you see the promised land?”
As he lay his blood stained Bible
In that hooker’s hand
There are three wooden crosses
On the right side of the highway
Why there’s not four of them heaven only knows
I guess it’s not what you take
When you leave this world behind you
It’s what you leave behind you when you go
That’s the story that our preacher told last Sunday
As he held that blood stained Bible up
For all of us to see
He said, “Bless the farmer
And the teacher
And the preacher
Who gave this Bible to my momma
Who read it to me”
There are three wooden crosses
On the right side of the highway
Why there’s not four of them now I guess we know
It’s not what you take
When you leave this world behind you
It’s what you leave behind you when you go
There are three wooden crosses
On the right side of the highway