[Verse 1] Man, you should have seen me way back then I could tell a tale, I could make it spin I could tell you black was white I could tell you day was night Not only that, I could tell you why Back then, I could really tell a lie [Verse 2] Well, I'd hire a kid to say that he was lame Then I'd touch him and I'd make him walk again Then I'd pull some magic trick I'd pretend to heal the sick I was takin' everything they had to give It wasn't all that bad a way to live [Verse 3] Well, I'm in this desert town and it's hot as hell But no one's buyin' what I got to sell I make my lame kid walk I make a dumb guy talk I'm preachin' up a storm both night and day Everyone just turns and walks away [Verse 4] Well, I can see that I'm only wastin' time So I head across the road to drink some wine This old man comes up to me He says, "I seen you on the street You're pretty good, if I do say so myself But the guy come through last month, he was somethin' else [Verse 5] "Instead of callin' down fire from above He just gets real quiet and talks about love And I'll tell you somethin' funny He didn't want nobody's money I'm not exactly sure what this all means But it's the damnedest thing I swear I've ever seen" [Verse 6] Well, since that time every town's the same I can't make a dime, I don't know why I came I decide I'll go and find him And find out who's behind him He's got everyone convinced that he's for real Well, I figure we can work some kind of deal [Verse 7] Well, he offers me a job and I say fine He says I'll get paid off on down the line Well, I guess I'll string along Don't see how too much could go wrong As long as he pays my way I guess I'll follow We're headin' for Jerusalem tomorrow
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