My Buddy Bud Hidden Track by Tait Lyrics
My buddy bud
He likes it when I says
"Hi, bud"
And my buddy bud
He enjoy it when I says
"Hi, buddy, buddy, buddy, bud, bud, bud"
My buddy bud
Likes it when I says
"Hi, bud"
Thank you and goodnight
I'm spent
[answering machine beeps]
I'm reminded of a Scripture in the book of Habakkuk, Brother Michael Tait, if you could turn with me!
Aah!
To the book of Jeremiah, the 39th chapter, the 5th verse!
You will find that there is a 39th chapter in Jeremiah
This is vigil John Grey
Brother Tait, if you could give us a call, we'd love to talk to you
I don't know why it is always "we" when it's only one person but we'd love to talk to you
You tell Brother Tad that God has got a tremendous place in the kingdom for his life
All he's got to do is continue to seek...
Aye yeah yeah
He shall find no war
Yeah
God bless ya
[answering machine beeps]
Mhm mm mm
I hope you don't mind if I do this
Oh, Lord, I was burdened down
Oh, I can hear slowly
Slowly sinkin' down
Oh, but in my darkest hour
You were there with me, Lord
Whoa oo
Oh, Lord, I was burdened down
By watchin' me slowly
Slowly sinkin' down and seein'
Oh, but in my darkest hour
You were there with me, Lord
This is Michael Tait
This is Brother John Grey, at the International Ministry in Cincinnati, Ohio, returning your call
It is with grace, God bless you, and I will talk to you soon, Bishop
Goodnight
[answering machine beeps]
Mr. Tait, I was so upset that I was not able to, uh, communicate your message at the appointed time
I've got another bishop on the phone with me
Bishop Murphy, would you speak, uh, to Bishop Tait over here
Hello
How ya doin'?
You know, we were, we were just talkin' about you and how about that, uh, that anointed music that you let me listen to on yesterday
And there's an incredible that God has getting ready to do
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah, thank Ya, Lordy
Ya know, Bishop, I was thinking about young Michael Tait
He's got those wonderful dread loops in his hair
And I was thinkin' that maybe we should take him before the church and pray
Okay
You know, because, uh, the, the Bible talks about in the 2nd Samuel [?]
Ha
They were over there in that thing over there
Oh, yeah
An', uh, there was some, there was some things that were goin' on
Ah
And then they were brought over there to [?]
Oh, yeah
They gave that strange fire
And see now that, that has everything to do with his hair
Uh huh
Ya know, Bishop, I thank you, Bishop Murphy, that you were able to come into this
Think of this as [?] -less we agree
And if you gon' run, you can't walk 'til you run
Right
I mean, how else could you walk?
But how you gon' walk if you ain't got kneecaps?
Ya have to have, you know, sciatic nerves, nerve endings, metacarpals and tarsals, and meta- metacrucial ligaments
Ha ha
[?]
Ha ha ha
Bishop Tait, God bless you
You have a wonderful evening
Continue to live holy as best you can
Ha ha ha
I mean, no, really
Continue to do the best you can and walk that thing out
Ah? Yeah
[answering machine beeps]
Bishop Michael Tait, this is minister, elder bishop, the high priest of the North East regional district at your general of coaching missionaries [?] temple [?] Methodist Purist doctorate of the vocational of where which you have been called
I'm under the offices of being high priest of our overseers forward
We'd like for you to come in and give an A&E selection at our third annual quartet convention, you and your group of friends
We'd like for you to come up in here
We love how young people with some premium words of encouragement and perhaps you could sing a couple of songs off your hot new release on the Virgin label
You know, virgin is a good thing
The Bible says you're supposed to be that when you get married
Are you? Can you? Uh
Wise young man
Ha ha ha
Amen
Anyway, Bishop Tait, perhaps we can, after service, have a couple of whiskey sours
Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
I mean grape juice, communion
Huh?
Ha ha ha
Amen
But, uh, we'd like for you all to come in there and do that song about
Whoa
Colored people
And we call it the human race
Thank You, Lord
Oh ho ho
Colored people
We call it the human race
Thank You, Lord
Oh, thank You, Jesus for colored people
Thank You, Lord
'Cause everybody's covered in your blood, Jesus
Oh, Lord
I was burdened down
And You rescued me
I don't know why You saved a wretch like me
You know the rest of the song
Bishop Tait, God bless and God keep you, and may His face shine upon you to give you peace at all times
Ha ha ha
Amen
He likes it when I says
"Hi, bud"
And my buddy bud
He enjoy it when I says
"Hi, buddy, buddy, buddy, bud, bud, bud"
My buddy bud
Likes it when I says
"Hi, bud"
Thank you and goodnight
I'm spent
[answering machine beeps]
I'm reminded of a Scripture in the book of Habakkuk, Brother Michael Tait, if you could turn with me!
Aah!
To the book of Jeremiah, the 39th chapter, the 5th verse!
You will find that there is a 39th chapter in Jeremiah
This is vigil John Grey
Brother Tait, if you could give us a call, we'd love to talk to you
I don't know why it is always "we" when it's only one person but we'd love to talk to you
You tell Brother Tad that God has got a tremendous place in the kingdom for his life
All he's got to do is continue to seek...
Aye yeah yeah
He shall find no war
Yeah
God bless ya
[answering machine beeps]
Mhm mm mm
I hope you don't mind if I do this
Oh, Lord, I was burdened down
Oh, I can hear slowly
Slowly sinkin' down
Oh, but in my darkest hour
You were there with me, Lord
Whoa oo
Oh, Lord, I was burdened down
By watchin' me slowly
Slowly sinkin' down and seein'
Oh, but in my darkest hour
You were there with me, Lord
This is Michael Tait
This is Brother John Grey, at the International Ministry in Cincinnati, Ohio, returning your call
It is with grace, God bless you, and I will talk to you soon, Bishop
Goodnight
[answering machine beeps]
Mr. Tait, I was so upset that I was not able to, uh, communicate your message at the appointed time
I've got another bishop on the phone with me
Bishop Murphy, would you speak, uh, to Bishop Tait over here
Hello
How ya doin'?
You know, we were, we were just talkin' about you and how about that, uh, that anointed music that you let me listen to on yesterday
And there's an incredible that God has getting ready to do
Oh, yeah
Oh, yeah, thank Ya, Lordy
Ya know, Bishop, I was thinking about young Michael Tait
He's got those wonderful dread loops in his hair
And I was thinkin' that maybe we should take him before the church and pray
Okay
You know, because, uh, the, the Bible talks about in the 2nd Samuel [?]
Ha
They were over there in that thing over there
Oh, yeah
An', uh, there was some, there was some things that were goin' on
Ah
And then they were brought over there to [?]
Oh, yeah
They gave that strange fire
And see now that, that has everything to do with his hair
Uh huh
Ya know, Bishop, I thank you, Bishop Murphy, that you were able to come into this
Think of this as [?] -less we agree
And if you gon' run, you can't walk 'til you run
Right
I mean, how else could you walk?
But how you gon' walk if you ain't got kneecaps?
Ya have to have, you know, sciatic nerves, nerve endings, metacarpals and tarsals, and meta- metacrucial ligaments
Ha ha
[?]
Ha ha ha
Bishop Tait, God bless you
You have a wonderful evening
Continue to live holy as best you can
Ha ha ha
I mean, no, really
Continue to do the best you can and walk that thing out
Ah? Yeah
[answering machine beeps]
Bishop Michael Tait, this is minister, elder bishop, the high priest of the North East regional district at your general of coaching missionaries [?] temple [?] Methodist Purist doctorate of the vocational of where which you have been called
I'm under the offices of being high priest of our overseers forward
We'd like for you to come in and give an A&E selection at our third annual quartet convention, you and your group of friends
We'd like for you to come up in here
We love how young people with some premium words of encouragement and perhaps you could sing a couple of songs off your hot new release on the Virgin label
You know, virgin is a good thing
The Bible says you're supposed to be that when you get married
Are you? Can you? Uh
Wise young man
Ha ha ha
Amen
Anyway, Bishop Tait, perhaps we can, after service, have a couple of whiskey sours
Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
I mean grape juice, communion
Huh?
Ha ha ha
Amen
But, uh, we'd like for you all to come in there and do that song about
Whoa
Colored people
And we call it the human race
Thank You, Lord
Oh ho ho
Colored people
We call it the human race
Thank You, Lord
Oh, thank You, Jesus for colored people
Thank You, Lord
'Cause everybody's covered in your blood, Jesus
Oh, Lord
I was burdened down
And You rescued me
I don't know why You saved a wretch like me
You know the rest of the song
Bishop Tait, God bless and God keep you, and may His face shine upon you to give you peace at all times
Ha ha ha
Amen