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Cell 91

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Cell 91

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1978 we lost Jp I

The church was prayin "God's will be done"

All the red hats had to make a trip to Rome

Each one wonderin if he'd make it back home

The cardinals take their place, each in a cell

They pray and discuss - kind-a-like show-and-tell

The prospect of new blood a non-Italian some said none

They overlooked the young brother in cell 91

There he was the chosen one - in cell 91

Nobody ever thought he would be the one

The Holy Ghost was workin - more power than a microwave

Somethin big goin down in St. Peter's conclave

A son from Poland - from the eastern block

Nobody knew his name -

It's time for him to lead the flock

A mystic man of deep prayer who knows how to seek and knock

What a shock - a Polock - livin large on the rock

Refrain: Totus Tuus...

Loleck Wujkeck Wotyja what a name

After JPII the church is never gonna be the same

10-16-78 he was 58

The man is connected with the mother of Heaven's gate

The decision was made went up in white smoke

The whole world knew the Church had a new pope

Marchin-on crossin the threshold of hope

Learned how to see climbin high on a mountain slope

She's workin over there he's workin over here

A mother-son combo together ain't no fear

We can't make it alone the combat is spiritual

The wall comin down? - believe it it's a miracle

Evidence? Plenty of it yo it's empirical.

A Catholic thing - it makes me Vaticanly lyrical.

What an enterprise all the saints he canonized

Totus Tuus got him covered can't take away the prize

(Refrain)

"Dear young people, do not be content with anything less than the highest

ideals! Do not let yourselves be dispirited by those who are disillusioned

with life and have grown deaf to the deepest and most authentic desires

of the heart. The time has come to re-propose wholeheartedly to everyone

this high standard of ordinary Christian living. Refuse to sell your dreams

cheaply. Watch out for the dangerous ways that lead to passing joys and

satisfaction. Deepen your relationship with God through prayer. Prayer

spreads Divine energy. It makes us live in a new way and gives rise to

a revolutionary evangelical style."

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