Sunday Shoes 👞 Country Gospel Song About a Church-Going Daddy (With Lyrics)

👞 A country gospel story song about a father, a tin of polish on the back porch step and the faith he handed down every Sunday morning. 💌 If this song touched your heart, share it with someone who needs it today. 🎵 LYRICS: Saturday night on the back porch step, Daddy with a rag and a tin of black wax, He'd shine those shoes till they caught the moon, Said, son, you give the Lord your best – and that's a fact. In his Sunday shoes he walked us down the aisle, Third pew from the front with a tired, proud smile, He never preached a sermon, never sang too loud, But he walked it out in Sunday shoes – and that made heaven proud. He worked the mill six days a week, Came home with sawdust in his hair, But come the seventh, rain or shine, You'd find him clean and shaved and sitting there. In his Sunday shoes he walked us down the aisle, Third pew from the front with a tired, proud smile, He never preached a sermon, never sang too loud, But he walked it out in Sunday shoes – and that made heaven proud. I found them in his closet when we laid him down to rest, Still polished like a promise – he was dressed in his best. In his Sunday shoes he walked us down the aisle, Third pew from the front with a tired, proud smile, He never preached a sermon, never sang too loud, But he walked it out in Sunday shoes – and that made heaven proud. I'm shining mine tonight, Daddy... just like you. 🔔 Subscribe to Old Road Gospel – new songs of faith every week:    / @oldroadgospel   Music created with the help of AI tools. Stock footage: Pexels, Pixabay. #countrygospel #dad #sundaymorning