What Susan Said de Rich Mullins

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		   What Susan Said
Rich Mullins

Proverbs 27:5-10/Philemon 1:12

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Two lonely eyed boys in a pickup truck
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And they're drivin' through the rain and the heat
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And their skin's so sweaty they both get stuck to the old black vinyl seats
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And it's Abbott and Costello and Paul and Silas
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It's the two of us together and we're putting on the mileage

Chorus:
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And we both feel lost but I remember what Susan said
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How love is bound in the things we've given up
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More than in the things that we have kept
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And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
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And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night

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And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger
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And far away is just somewhere you've never been
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I hope that you'll remember, I ever was your friend

Two full grown men in a huddle of kids
And they're trying to help them to believe
What is too good to be real
But is more real than the air they breathe
And it's Wally and the Beaver, David and Jonathan
It's the love of Jesus puttin' on flesh and bone

CHORUS
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And I remember what Susan said
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And ain't it funny what people say and ain't it funny what people write
And ain't it funny how it hits you so hard in the middle of the night
And if your home is just another place where you're a stranger
And far away is just somewhere you've never been
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I hope that you'll remember I ever was your friend
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I hope you'll have the strength to just remember
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I'm still your friend.
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Words and music by Rich Mullins
© 1992 Edward Grant, Inc. (ASCAP)