Fire & Brimstone

Feeling less than night this morning. A train wreck pain in my head. But when I reached for the head of the Dog in the drawer, found a dusty old Bible instead. Thought I ain't been to service Since my granddaddy passed. Finished my cigarette out there on the Front steps, and then slipped in the back by Myself. You bring on the fire and Brimstone. Tell me I'm going to hell. Yeah, which one of you will throw the first Stone? Well, I guess I'll see you there. You bring on the fire. Yeah, then I heard the reverend. He said, "Turn and shake your neighbor's hand." One by one, saw them all turn around just To stare back at me like the wretch that I am. You bring on the fire and Brimstone. Tell me I'm going to hell. Yeah, which one of you will throw the first Stone? Well, I guess I'll see you there. You bring on the fire. You bring on The fire. Bring it on. And I despite I went down to the altar, And almost all of 'em followed me there. It turns out there's only one book and one Cover. They were all just glad I was there. And we prayed for grace and Forgiveness, Um, about faith, hope, and love. And when I make my way to heaven, Oh, I pray He'll say, "Well Done." You bring on the fire and Brimstone. Tell me I'm going to hell. Yeah, I know He died and rolled away the Stone. I guess I'll see you there. You bring on The fire. Mm. Bring it on. Bring it on. Bring it on. You bring it on. There's a chance that when I get to heaven, Oh, He may not know me at all. If that's the case, man, then I'll take my Judgment. Oh, but it won't be for none of y'all, No. Bring on the fire. Bring on the fire. Bring it on. Bring it on. You bring on the fire