Tract Boy
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Tract Boy
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I saw her there, walking on the street
I said "Excuse me, there's someone you ought to meet"
you ought to meet
She came up to me, "Whatcha have to say?"
I said "Jesus"and she turned and walked away
She walked away
and she said "no"
"and I don't even want to know"
"and I don't even want to know"
"and I don't even want to know"
I chased her down, beside her on the street,
she said "oh you, I thought i left you, leave me be,
just leave me be"
"Well just one more thing"
I handed her a tract
she took one look at it and then she turned her back,
and that was that.
and she said "no"
"and I don't even want to know"
"and I don't even want to know"
"and I don't even want to know"
Can't you see, that your soul means something to me.
Happy you van be, take the gift that He has here for free
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