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Cristy Lane: The Lost Recordings, 4

Recorded at Legend Studio, Pascagoula, Mississippi, June 1979, but never released.*

“Lord Train”

for Jimmie

People all over the world (all you sinners)

Join hands (in prayer)

Start a LORD train, LORD train

People all over the world (all the fallen, now)

Join hands (ride HIM)

Start a LORD train (LORD ride), LORD train

The next stop that we make will be soon

Tell all the sinners in Russia, and China, too

Don’t you know that it’s time to get on board

And let this train keep on riding, riding on through

To Salvation Land, well

People all over the world (you don’t need no money, just faith)

Join hands (come on)

Start a LORD train, LORD train (don’t need no ticket, just love)

People all over the world (Join in, ride HIS love)

Join in (Ride this train, y’all)

Start a LORD train (Messiah station), LORD train

All of you brothers over in Africa

Tell all the swarthies in Egypt, and Israel, too

Please don’t miss this train at the station

‘Don’t you miss it, ‘cause HE did it, did it for you

On HIS cross, well

People all over the world (Sisters and brothers)

Join hands (HE died for you)

Start a LORD train (for our sins, y’all), LORD train (crucified)

People all over the world (Don’t need no tickets in Heaven)

Join hands (come on, ride)

Start a LORD train, LORD train

Ride, let it ride

Let it ride

Let it ride

People, ain’t no war (Up there)

People all over the world (on this train)

Join in (ride the LORD)

Start a LORD train, LORD train (pearly gates, y’all)

People all over the world (come on)

Join hands (you can ride or stand, yeah)

Start a LORD train, LORD train (lovin’ Jesus)

People all over the world (’round the world, y’all)

Join hands (in HIS love)

Start a LORD train, LORD train

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Cristy Lane lost recordings 1, 2, and 3.

8 Replies to “Cristy Lane: The Lost Recordings, 4”

  1. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Maybe you would have preferred her version of “Christ Christ, Baby”…?

  2. Shawn says:

    It’s got a good beat that you can dance…errr, sit around quietly to.

    SW: believe

  3. JWebb says:

    I thought “Christ Christ, Baby” was the anthem for cross-dressers. . .

  4. j.d. says:

    Looks like the ol’ Sitemeter at the Triple S ranch was in need of some inflatin’.

  5. Jimmie says:

    Nope. Were I to linkwhore, I’d do it a hell of a lot more.

    And I hate Christy Lane’s music. I mean, if you’re gong to sing God Music, at least make it musical! The 101 Strings covered the ground she’s on pretty completely.

    (Turing word: club. As in “Christy Lane music makes me want to club myself in the head until I can’t remember that I heard it”.

  6. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Everybody hates Cristy Lane music, Jimmie.  The commercials are simply a front for ferreting out potential Amway salespeople.

    But I’m curious:  was it my strong condemnation of the McCain judicial compromise that earned me this anti-evangelical reputation?  Was it my defense of the Catholic Church’s choice of Pope?  Was it my suggestion that having Randall Terry as your front man during the Schiavo affair could, in the end (and with the help of the mainstream press), embolden Democrats to filibuster Bush’s judicial nominees as “too extremist,” using poll numbers of the public’s dislike of federal involvment in Schiavo to bolster their decision?  Is it that I link to John Cole on occasion?

    Please do let me know.

  7. Carin says:

    Can I get an Amen?

  8. Murel Bailey says:

    Except for that unkind remark about “swarthies,” it’s not bad as a pop-hymn lyric. I think we ought to commission JG to write us some hymns.

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