| Call your dog offa me
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| Its Reverend Luther that I’ve come to see
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| 25 miles down an old dirt road to see a crazy man
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| Croaks like a toad
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| He got sugar, he smoke tea
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| He preaches ancient history
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| A crowd gathers to hear the man
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| Some people love him, others can’t stand 'im
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| He got a wife with a scar on her face
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| She pours ketchup on his plate, yeah
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| He got a dish got satellite TV
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| He’s the guru of the craps town scene
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| You all know who I’m talking about
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| He’s Reverend Luther from the Deep Down South
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| Well cripple beggars and amputees
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| They come to Luther for his expertise
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| He like a beatnik from outer-space
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| He from another time y’all another place
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| He got sugar, he smoke tea
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| He lives essentially …
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| They’re hired killers, their mother’s a judge
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| They come together like a slammer of fudge
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| They seek salvation and business too
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| They wanna see what this here reverend can do
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| Well he heals the sick and he feeds the poor
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| His congregation stretches from shore to shore
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| You all know who I’m talking about
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| He’s Reverend Luther from the Deep Down South
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| The Reverend rises and he spits on the floor
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| He appears behind an old screen door
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| The crowd goes quiet as he begins to speak
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| Get out my yard, yard give me some peace
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| Don’t bother knocking, nobody’s home
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| He’s drawn the curtains and he’s unplugged the phone
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| Don’t ask who I’m talking about
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| He’s Reverend Luther from the Deep Down South
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| He’s Reverend Luther from the Deep Down South |