[Verse] Well, the river came a-runninâ, overflowed its banks again, Took the tractor, soaked the barn, washed out Grandpaâs den. But down in that church basement, thereâs a light thatâs shining clear, With mashed potatoes piled high and a flood of old home cheer. [Pre-Chorus] Jell-O jigglinâ, biscuits flyinâ, Grannyâs pieâs on the windowsill, no denyingâ [Chorus] Itâs a supper, supper revival, where the flood canât drown the fun, Weâre laughinâ through the mess, âcause the good Lordâs not done. With hands held tight and hearts still full, weâre singing loud and true, In that church basement supper, the whole townâs coming through. [Verse] Joe brought cornbread crumbles, and Sallyâs fried chickenâs gone wild, Kidsâ boots stuck in mud, but theyâre smilinâ like a child. The preacherâs tellinâ stories âbout the flood and what it meant, And everyoneâs a winner here, âcause the ovenâs heaven-sent. [Pre-Chorus] Sweet tea pourinâ, laughter soarinâ, Dancinâ in the aisles like heavenâs own floorinââ [Chorus] Itâs a supper, supper revival, where the flood canât drown the fun, Weâre laughinâ through the mess, âcause the good Lordâs not done. With hands held tight and hearts still full, weâre singing loud and true, In that church basement supper, the whole townâs coming through. [Bridge] Down here where the floorboards creak, and the stories grow tall, You find the heart of a small town, standing proud through it all. So bring your muddy boots and your smile, leave the worry outside, At this flood-light feast, everybodyâs welcome inside. [Chorus] Itâs a supper, supper revival, where the flood canât drown the fun, Weâre laughinâ through the mess, âcause the good Lordâs not done. With hands held tight and hearts still full, weâre singing loud and true, In that church basement supper, the whole townâs coming through. [Outro] Yeah, that church basement supper, Where the flood just brings us closer, me and you.