| The Bible says that we’re all equal
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| But I’ve seen times when that ain’t true
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| 'Cause I’ve been good and I’ve been evil
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| And I’ve been forgiven too
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| I’ve learned that you can’t fight life
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| I’ve learned the truth can set you free
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| The one I love and most admire
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| Is lyin' right here next to me
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| Well, she’s the best in conversation
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| I’ve never seen her turn away
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| She’s an open invitation
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| Just like the Bible’s red words say
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| The red words cut the deepest
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| The red words are the call
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| The red words come from Jesus
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| And they mean the most of all
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| She’d take a bullet for her children
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| She’d give 'em all her last breath
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| Always there and always willing
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| A mother’s love never rests
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| And I know black’s her favorite color
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| 'Cause without it there’s no depth
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| She says she loves me like no other
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| I think I know why Jesus wept
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| The red words cut the deepest
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| The red words are the call
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| The red words come from Jesus
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| And they mean the most of all
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| Let’s show some kindness to a stranger
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| And be grateful for today
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| Open up your family Bible
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| And read what the red words say
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| Well, open up your family Bible
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| And read what the red words say |