The Wicker Tree Page #4
just like you've heard about
Rob Roy or Braveheart
or Mr. Bell--
who gave us all
the telephone.
It's just many of you
may have forgotten
that Jesus was braver
than Rob Roy
because He gave His life
for all of us,
and not just the people
of His time,
but the people of all time.
And you may have forgotten
that Jesus was not
just a great inventor,
He was the greatest of all
because He invented
a new kind of love.
Now, what was that, friends?
Can any of you remember?
It is love of everyone
but yourself--
really hard,
wouldn't you agree, Beth?
Delia, that is
such a good question.
And I see Steve would like
to answer you.
No, ma'am, no.
If you can love other folks
then there's no other reason
to love yourself.
Cause you're so full of love,
you're like some
great, big light.
- Like a beacon?
- Right.
And like Jesus.
Now, friends, I'd like
to ask Steve to pass among you.
And he'll be handing out
some thoughts on Jesus
that we'd like you to read
real closely
and also some real pretty hymns
for us to sing together.
Now, please, friends,
the hymns words
are real important.
Just try and believe
what you're singing
and you'll open your hearts
to Jesus.
J' Would you be free J'
J' From the burden of sin? J'
J' There's power in the blood J'
J' Would you o'er evil J'
J' A victory win? J'
J' There's power in the blood J'
J' Of the Lamb J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the blood J'
J' Of the Lamb J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the precious blood
of the Lamb J'
- J' Power J'
- J' Power J'
- J' Power J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the blood of the Lamb J'
- J' Power, power J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the precious blood
of the Lamb J'
J' Would you be free
from your passion and pride? J'
J' There's power in the blood J'
J' So come for a cleansing J'
J' To Calvary's tide J'
J' There's wonderful power
in the blood J'
- J' Power, power J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the blood of the Lamb J'
- J' Power, power J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the precious blood
of the Lamb J'
- J' Power, power J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the blood of the Lamb J'
- J' Power, power J'
J' Wonder-working power J'
J' In the precious blood J'
J' Of the Lamb. J'
( crowd cheering )
Hello, Jack.
Oh, be off with you, Nevermore,
you wicked old bird.
Go on.
S-s-say I'm weary,
say I'm sad;
Say health and wealth
have missed me;
Say I'm growing old,
but add--
Lolly kissed me.
Can you keep a secret?
There's somebody
I want to see,
but I don't want them to see me.
Does that make sense?
You're in love
with a wonderful guy?
- No, I'm not.
- Yes, you are.
Yes, you are.
Yes, you are.
( both snicker)
The day after tomorrow,
we will crown the May Queen.
Can anyone think of a more
perfect queen than Beth?
( cheering )
Do you accept this?
I'm deeply honored.
Sure, I accept.
( cheering )
Lachlan's told us
how the next two days
are like very special
holidays for y'all.
After they're over,
Steve and I hope
you'll come talk to us
about Jesus.
Like, we'll be waiting
and hoping...
And praying that y'all come.
J' Will you go, laddie, go J'
J' To the braes
0' Balquhidder? J'
J' We'll crown the laddie's queen J'
J' And we'll feast the night
together J'
J' Will you go, laddie, go? J'
J' Will you go,
laddie, go J'
J' To the braes
0' Balquhidder? J'
J' We'll crown the laddie's queen J'
J' And we'll feast the night
together J'
J' Will you go, laddie, go? J'
And here,
to crown the queen,
is her Laddie.
Mary:
This used toOh, but they tried
to ban all that.
Fishing will be next,
they say.
Too painful
for the poor wee fish.
(giggles)
( goose honking )
(Mary humming)
There.
This will be
nice and cozy for you.
We thought you'd like
a wee moment to yourselves,
my lambs.
So, some punch
to celebrate.
Now, Delia will be here
to collect our queen a little later.
with Prince, laddie,
to go rehearse
for your ride tomorrow.
It was better than I could
have dreamed, wasn't it, Mary?
They loved you, my lambs.
Couldn't you tell?
We all thought you
were just perfect.
You're just so kind.
Oh.
You have a problem, Steve?
I mean, wasn't that a triumph
beyond our wildest dreams?
Sure,
in some weird way,
I guess.
Steve.
Steve.
I want out, Beth.
I don't mean tomorrow.
I'll do the Laddie bit
like they've asked.
I'll stay and I'll watch them
crown you and all.
But after that,
I'm high tailing it home.
I'm just a dumb cowboy, Beth.
I mean, this ain't me.
I just want out.
Out?
You can't mean that, Steve.
You're a redeemer like me.
You can't suddenly run out
on what that means.
What is it?
Tell me.
Something happened?
I know what I do well, Beth--
ride a horse.
I'm not worthy to be
no redeemer.
No ways.
I'm a sinner,
big time.
About what happened
in that hotel in Edinburgh
when we suddenly thought
about our silver rings?
Steve,
where's your ring?
I lost it.
I'm not the guy
for you, Beth.
Can you be a believer
and a sinner?
I guess you can't,
cause that's me
I'm real sorry, Beth.
Please forgive me.
Tomorrow I'll be the Laddie.
And after that
hopefully we'll-- we'll--
we'll gather in a whole wagonload
of souls for Jesus.
Then I'm gonna go back home
And I so hope
you'll come with me, baby.
Lachlan:
Now, the thing to remember
is don't let them trap you
before you get to the castle.
Keep your eyes open.
Keep watching
180, 360 if you can.
They can come
from any direction.
Thanks to Prince,
Oh, and one more thing:
Don't let anyone tell you
which way to ride.
It's an old trick.
So if I win,
what happens next?
Well, inside there's an ancient chair
made of stone.
That's the Laddie's throne.
You sit there
and we'll come for you.
Does it piss you off, sir,
that I figure
you guys are out of your minds
with this Laddie thing?
( Lachlan laughs )
Does it matter to you
that you think that?
Getting to ride Prince--
that's a prize in itself.
No, sir.
It's cool with me.
Well, Steve,
if it's cool with you,
it's cool with me.
J' I got nothing to sell,
I got favors for rent J'
J' And the lovin' I give
is heaven-sent J'
J' If you buy me a beer
and want to try your luck J'
J' Then take me for a ride
in your pickup truck J'
J' Call me cheap
call me-- J'
Laddie, can I have
your autograph?
You sure can.
What's your name, bud?
Angus McClintock.
But just write "To Angus."
Okay. Hey, you're the only kid
I see around here. How come?
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