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This poem/creative writing/? is about a guy who sits in the front pew acting like a Christian every Sunday but isn't such a great guy the rest of the time. So far the people I've shared it with don't really like it but I do and here it is...Keep in mind it is just in the form it came in when it spilled out of my head...didn't make any changes so it's a bit rough.
Front Pew Christian
He was a front pew Christian every Sunday morning He was a front pew Christian every single week He was Christian and so tall Asked to coach the youth basketball team
They didn't know what he did on Mondays They didn't know what he did at night They only knew He was a front pew Christian and thought he'd be all right.
He was a front pew Christian soemtimes asked to teach He was a front pew Christian always liked to preach about all the things other people shouldn't do then he proudly walked back to his front pew
They didn't know what he did on Mondays They didn't know what he did at night They only knew He was a front pew Christian and thought he'd be all right.
20 years later accusations flew some were shocked others already knew but it is hard to accuse the man in the front pew
He was a front pew Christian suffering from addiction he was a front pew Christian who liked alcohol and little girls
They didn't know what he did on Mondays They didn't know what he did at night They only knew He was a front pew Christian and thought he'd be all right.
(c) Vicki Shields 3/15/2009
Open to co-writers and collaborations with other lyricists and/or musicians.
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