| Son this ain’t a barn, know what I called you here for? | 
| You’s the last young
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| bachelor in
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| This place, and it’s claimed you give your life for God’s grace
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| Mr.Beerbohm you heard it true I love the Lord, my family, and you
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| Son I’m here to prove you wrong, when you see the proof you’ll be joining me in
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| song. | 
| Your
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| Lord don’t know you, your families disgraced, I love you too, so I get you
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| through the gate. | 
| I’m
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| Old and dried but my daughters clean, Son, are you catching what I mean?
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| I need a male to carry on
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| My name, upon your seed I lay claim
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| But Mr. Beerbohm the doctors say that with your daughter no man can lay.
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| If a child passes from
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| Your daughters legs, then she’ll pass too, to the end of her days. | 
| Mr.
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| Beerbohm what’s with that
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| Gap-toothed grin? | 
| Tobacco spit hanging from your chin
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| Son your Lord works in mysterious ways, but in the end someones got to pay!
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| I wanted nothing to do with his word I tripped and ran through the frame of his
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| door. | 
| I jumped
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| Inside my '41 Ford and I screamed Sanctuary Lord! | 
| The building I chose is
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| hummed from within
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| I knew this was the place that my Lord was in. I put my right foot on the first
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| step of 'The Catholic
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| Name Church', I could hear them calling too me, they sang 1…2…3…
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| Hallelujah… Hallelujah…
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| I put my left foot on the next step almost through the door, they sang it
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| louder out for the Lord
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| They sang 1…2…3…
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| Hallelujah… Hallelujah…
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| I screamed my love out for the Lord as I burst and tripped through the frame of
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| the door. | 
| I ran
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| Hard down the worn-oak aisle and my banished brother from a pew he smiled
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| I didn’t steal I borrowed, but the town disagreed, Mr. Beerbohm said, 'Son,
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| come with me.'
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| I brought on our family much disgrace, nice to see my brother own up to his fate
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| I ran further down the aisle and seen, my stillborn brother that never did
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| breathe
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| Greetings brother, we finally meet, I’m the one who soiled our sweet ma’s feet.
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| I fell out hit the
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| Ground, Ma and me made no more sound. | 
| That’s when Beerbohm came, said, 'what a
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| Disgrace,' picked me up, brought me to this place… you love your family…
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| you work for
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| The Lord… we's both here… you wonder what for?
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| I came to the pulpit fell upon my knees, asked, 'Lord, this can’t be what you
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| planned for me?' | 
| I
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| Bent my neck, should I look upon my Lord?
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| I prepared myself for His word. | 
| The silence
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| Slammed into my head, it burst out my ears and bounced around the black oak
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| walls
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| Holding up the Catholic Name Church. | 
| But that racket was soft compared to the
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| whack
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| Smack his tobacco spit made as it burst upon my forehead. | 
| Through his
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| gap-toothed smile
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| Mr.Beerbohm spoke his word
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| You will use your life-work for another, but you will not be pure and clean as
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| your
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| People think is a necessary requirement. | 
| You will touch my daughter,
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| she will pass on as
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| You’s two’s continue my name for me. | 
| We all must make sacrifices, however,
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| as luck will
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| Have it, it’s yours truly who does the choosing. | 
| And if you choose to uselessly
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| turn too
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| Your obstinance and misguided notions,…I will be there! | 
| To titter in your
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| face! | 
| And if
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| You still choose to turn away,… I will be there to mock your every move!
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| It’s a waste of
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| Your talent… truly it’s a waste of effort. | 
| You think your family is disgraced
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| now? | 
| Well
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| Don’t get me started. | 
| But you can rectify it son. | 
| If you show me some grace and
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| acknowledge
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| A stronger power. | 
| Put your effort to use son… start by singing
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| That’s when I heard them doors open again, saw stick-like teen Miss Lady
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| Beerbohm step
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| Gracefully through the doors frame. | 
| I looked over her hips that were no wider
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| than my
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| Thigh and thought about being unclean with her. | 
| I reasoned that I would be
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| fighting the
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| Same fight, only in a different manner, with a different weapon.
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| Sometimes people, the only
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| Way to win is to admit that you lose. | 
| And you’ll lose too, that’s the only way,
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| but do it with
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| Grace and sing Hallelujah Anyway
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| Hallelujah… Hallelujah… |