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Lawd, I realize I am walkin’ on Holy groun’ an I was jes’ wonderin’ a few things as Heavin’ approaches this ol’ sinner. You taught me forgiveness an’ fo’bearence an’ tol’ me to stay aways from da Debil. An’ I’ve tried hod, you know how hod I’ve tried. You tol’ me to believe in the Good Book an’ follow it and I’ve tried. You tol’ me the Debil was gonna’ be cast into the lake o’ farr with all his angels. I believed you. You said I wouldn’t ever ,Ever have to face ol’ Smutty Face agin. An’ now after all this time has done passed, I heard from the congregation you went an’ tol’ the Debil he was forgivin’ and he could enter into yor buzzum, into Heavin’s gates themselves. Say it ain’t so, Lawd. You said he was the cause of all mizzry, the cause of all strife, the place where all my sins done began, was borned, an’ manifested. How am I supposed to live now? Are you tellin’ me after all this here time that you want me to dwell in the same house as the Debil? Then the congregation tol’ me another thing after all o’ this. They said you warn’t a gonna’ forgive Judas Iscariot for his betrayal of the child, Jesus. I feel like I done been mule kicked in the hed, Lawd. Now I knows that Judas done a bad thing, but how bad could it really have been to be damned to Hell, no longer able to be on yor sight, for one bad deed, when da Debil did so much worse? I must confess, I jes’ don’t understand, Lawd. You done made yor decidion, an’ I know once you make up yor mind you ain’t a gonna change it. An’ Lawd, I never knew you to repent over anythin’. You hear me? The congregation is in confusion, Lawd.
I jus’ got one question, Lawd.
Is there a difference between Heavin an’ Hell, cause I jus’ cain’t tell anymore.
Yor faithfull servent,
williamhill.
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