SAVE US ALL [ country-rock ] Click Here for Music Video of this song Click Here for Free Song Download                      Did Jesus come to steal native lands                      Did Jesus come to enslave Africans                      Did he come to add to the pile of human misery?                      Did Jesus come to tell the truth?                      Or did he come to sacrifice our youth                      In the name of freedom and democracy?                      Or did Jesus come to set us free?                               Oh beautiful, for spacious skies                               Growin' mountain of religion lies                               Is it God in heaven you patronize?                               Can he see through your disguise?                      Did Jesus come to bring us love?                      To bring us peace from God above?                      Or did he come to pollute the land from sea to sea?                      Did Jesus come to divide us all?                      An' did he come to watch us fall                      Into the great abyss of human history?                      Or did Jesus come to help you an' me?                               Vanishing fields of amber grain                               Can we outrun the history train?                               How many more streets will fill with blood?                               Before we all drown in the flood?                      Did Jesus come to bless the East?                      Did Jesus come to bless the least?                      Or did he come to sound a trumpet for the battle call?                      Did Jesus come to bless the West?                      Did he come to bless all the rest?                      Did he come to carry the Wall Street corporate ball?                      Or did Jesus come to save us all?                      Save us all, save us all, save us all * * Dedicated to Rev. Al; the only preacher in America worth listening to and, to Bob Dylan: "The priest wore black on the seventh day and sat stone-faced while the building burned" - Idiot Wind; Blood on the Tracks (1975).             Copyright © by Richard Aberdeen ASCAP Copyright © by Freedom Tracks Music ASCAP          No part of this material may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including printing, photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher and signed by the author.  Inquiries: Freedom Tracks Music ~ Records, 292 Trails Circle, Nashville, TN 37214 or requested via eMail.  Essays entitled Revolution and Revolution -- Side B are open copyright and may be reproduced or utilized as often as one likes.