| It's a southern story |
| It's a tale of sin |
| About an Alabama preacher man |
| Who will never preach again |
| Lord knows I'm a simple man |
| Only he would understand |
| Why he took the devil's hand |
| Mr. Preacher man |
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| Brother Travis was a |
| Preacher man |
| A man of the cloth, so they say |
| But he laid in bed with two women by his side |
| And a bottle of whiskey in his hand |
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| Hey, hey Mr. Preacher man |
| Heard somebody say |
| You ain't worth the soul you sold |
| There's gonna be hell to pay |
| You wanna be a millionaire, so pass around the basket there |
| Ask a trusted friend to share |
| Mr. Preacher man |
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| Brother Travis was a |
| Preacher man |
| A man of the cloth, so they say |
| But he laid in bed with two women by his side |
| And a bottle of whiskey in his hand |
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| I said Brother Travis will never understand |
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| Too many times my mama cried |
| I would have too if it wasn't for pride |
| God and truth go hand in hand, Mr. Preacher man |
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| Someday soon we'll be rid of you |
| That's when the truth will come shining through |
| If it's the last thing I ever do |
| Mr. Preacher man |
|
| Brother Travis was a |
| Preacher man |
| A man of the cloth, so they say |
| But he laid in bed with two women by his side |
| And a bottle of whiskey in his hand |
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| And a bottle of whiskey in his hand |
| Oh, yeah |
| Brother Travis will never understand |
| Oh yeah |
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