The official lyric video for "Both Sides of Sunday" — the bluegrass-gospel testimony for the sinner who carries the hymn. It opens Saturday night at the grange hall, sawdust on the boot soles and the fiddle sawin' low; it ends Sunday morning in a white-clapboard church, where the organ quits two lines into "Amazing Grace" and the sinner from the third pew is the one who sings the congregation home. One dirt road between the whiskey and the Word — and the whole road's holy ground.
Cut from twelve scenes painted straight off the lyric sheet — the neon-lit grange hall, the whiskey glass and the hymnal sharing a porch rail, the hat flat on the knee in the third pew, and the moment the back row stands up to sing. Lyrics are line-synced to the record from the first fiddle note to the porch light.
Keep the third pew warm, friends.
