Let it rain, rain, rain
He wants it that way
Let it pour, pour pour
He knows what it's for
When it lightens and it thunders
Do you ever stop and wonder
Why he said he wants it that way
Some may smile
While others may cry
All the while
He's watching on high
Count your blessings every hour
God is strong, and He's got power
Everyday, he wants it that way
He made the moon and stars
To lighten the darkest of night
Made the mighty sun and said
Let there be light
Never doubt him for one minute
Read the Good Book
All that's in it
And you'll say he wants it that way
(repeat again)
Mahalia Jackson (Chicago, October 26, 1911 – Bel Air, January 1, 1972) was a legendary American gospel singer. Considered the "Queen of Gospel", she profoundly influenced the genre with her powerful and emotive voice, capable of blending spirituality and melodic power. Born in Chicago to a poor family, Jackson began singing in church as a child. Her professional career started in the 1940s, collaborating with various gospel groups before emerging as a solo artist in the 1950s. Her successes included songs like "Move On Up A Little Higher", "Precious Lord" and "How I Got Over". Jackson performed worldwide, participating in important events such as the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963, where she sang the iconic "We Shall Overcome". Her music has inspired generations of artists and continues to be a benchmark in the gospel music landscape.
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