I can't sing it in no nightclub. People can't put their minds on the Lord in a place like that.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about nation, people
I don't know anything about that, how they come out on stage; I just got to go out the way I'm used to dress.M
I got a burden on my mind and I'm reaching the strength to pick it up.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about burden, mind
I have tried every way I could to have him change into a different kind of person. I'm going to get rid of him, that's all it is.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about change, people
I just wish Dick Gregory would stop playing the fool, taking black votes.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about tragedy, magic, wish
I want all faiths to study the Bible here, especially for my integrated missionary work.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about work
I want you all to kiss me before you leave.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about tragedy, kiss, contentment
I wore my comfortable shoes like you said. But my feet still killing me.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about contentment
I'll suffer a long time because of the principles of my religion.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about suffering, religion, time
I'm trying to get sunburned. There is a change in pigmentation.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about change
I'm used to having my own way for so long, and I'm used to having my friends around. I played the fool and got married.M
If you want me to sing this Christmas song with the feeling and the meaning, you better see if you can locate that check.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about christmas, contentment
It is easy to be independent when you've got money. But to be independent when you haven't got a thing, that's the Lord's test.MQuote by Mahalia Jackson about tests, haven, money, things, contentment