The Imposter Page #8
l can't even trust you
to be alone with her.
Tara, what can l do
to earn back that trust?
A long track record...
...of keeping your word.
(Johnny C)
Part of me is
really saddened.
l would love to have
a quick fix, but she's right.
l would love to have
a quick fix, but she's right.
So you expect eveyone
to actually believe
that you're
a changed man?
No, but l was
hoping they would.
No, man,
l can't.
lt's all right, John,
All right.
Thanks, man.
Yeah.
Do you still play?
Who says l don't?
l mean like
recording and touring?
Purpose.
So it's more noble to be
ajanitorthan be a musician?
ls that all you
see, ajanitor?
So you think you'll
ever hit the stage again?
lf there was purpose.
You knowwhat, man?
l mean...
They don't believe me.
l mean what happens
if l can't get Tara back?
Then Tara doesn't
come back to you.
You can pull the nails
out ofthe board
with the hole.
So whatever happened
to walking down the aisle
and eveything's
always all right?
Why did you walk
down the aisle, John?
lf you start to followJesus,
you want to serve Him,
be His disciple,
just walking down the aisle
to get yourselffixed?
That's still all
about you, isn't it?
You have to seek Him
first, put Him first,
all this other stuff
will follow.
Yeah, man.
Hey, by the way,
He said maybe we can use another
janitor around here for a while.
You interested?
You mean l'd be
working with you?
Yeah.
All right.
(Johnny C)
You're really
cray, aren't ya?
l knowthat.
You got family?
Of course,
l got family.
Thank you vey
kindly for asking.
That's it?
For now.
You get back with
your wife yet?
Not yet.
l don't think
she wants me back.
Oh, man, l know
l know exactly
what you're talking
about that there.
N4, my wife's whole
family didn't like me.
l can't imagine why.
l wasn't all just about good
Iooks back then, you understand.
l had intellect.
We're gonna be
in the same church
so we're gonna be
really uncomfortable.
Yup, comfort the oppressed,
oppress the comfortable.
l bet you spend a lot
oftime in soup kitchens
all overthe place, right?
Yeah, yeah, as a matter
offact that's true.
l mean l knowall
ofthem, the whole area.
l mean l knowall
ofthem, the whole area.
The one down
in Dallas.
That's kind
ofthe best one.
You knowthe story
about the prodigal son?
Of course, the prodigal son,
l love that stoy.
That's a really
good one.
You knowthe soup panty
down in Dallas?
That's the one
that told that.
He told itjust right.
That man know how
to tell that stoy.
You the prodigal son now?
(Johnny C)
l'm not a Christian
rock star anymore.
My wife doesn't know if she
wants to get back tether.
My dad doesn'ttrust me and at
some int, l'm gonna have
to deal with a mad loan shark
missing O grand, but now
instead ofwearing the cosmes,
l'm learning to take them off.
# Masquerading as
a man with a reason, #
# my charade is the
event ofthe season. #
#And if l claim to
be a wise man, #
# it surely means
that l don't know. #
# On a stormy sea
of moving emotion. #
a ship on the ocean. #
# l set a course
forwinds offortune, #
# but l hear
the voices say. #
# Cary on my
wayward son. #
# Forthere'll be peace
when you are done. #
# Lay your weay head to rest,
now don't you cy no more. #
[music]
# Cary on, #
# you will always remember. #
# Cary on, #
# Nothing equals
the splendor. #
# Nowyour life's
no longer empty. #
# Surely heaven
waits foryou. #
# Cary on
my wayward son. #
# Forthere'll be peace
when you are done. #
# Lay your weay head
to rest. #
# Now don't you
cy no more. #
[music]
# Like a note thrills in a song
When l play it again, #
# it's gone 'cause it
# And it keeps me wanting
that mysterious thing. #
# Like a night is waiting
for a dawn #
# Evey prayer l say #
# to my resting place. #
# Where my final breath is the
#And l will find my last Amen,
my lastAmen #
#And while
# Thejoy is
in the waiting #
# Somewhere
# it's good
to be unsatisfied. #
# It keeps the faith
of hope a little more alive. #
#A little closer
a little closer. #'
# Where my final breath is the
#And l will find my lastAmen
my lastAmen #
# Amen, my amen. #
# en. #
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