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Bible on the Dash

from Listening for the Sound by Jordan Robert Kirk

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I got a bible on the dash, ashtray full of ash, and a fifth of a fifth underneath the seat. I'm a walking contradiction, ain't got no conviction, except twisting off 'til I'm high enough where I can't even see.

I gave up trying long ago, hell even if I saw the holes in his hands, or in his feet. Lord I carry a heavy load, come save my soul, but face-to-face I still might not believe.

One night in September, a late rain in the summer, I rounded a curve and that truck never saw me. I walked away without a scratch, just an old book off the dash, but the Lord took my chevy and my wife away from me.
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I found Jesus on the side of the road, looking for work to send money back home to Mexico. Gave him a dollar for my sake, so I could say I did a little to ease his pain.
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I got her bible on the dash, ashtray full of ash, and a handle on Jim Beam but not my sanity. I'm a walking contradiction, ain't got no conviction, except twisting off 'til I'm high enough where I can't even see.

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from Listening for the Sound, released January 25, 2019

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Jordan Robert Kirk Idalou, Texas

Jordan Robert Kirk is a native of West Texas. Descended from pioneers who first settled Crosby County, and the son of a fourth generation farmer and cattleman, JRK's songs are products of life and heritage, looking adversity in the eye in the forms of drought and hail, dirt devils and tornadoes, dirt cheap commodity prices, and soldiering on year by year. ... more

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