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[Bishop]
Previously on Greenleaf...

I don't trust you anymore.

What?

And I don't know I'm gonna
ever trust you again.

Bishop Greenleaf!

One week before Mae's big day.
You ready?

How do you prepare
for such a thing?

You're really making
a lot of mistakes lately.

Who the hell is this?

[Basie]
Brother Greenleaf.

What happened
with you and Tasha?

One kiss. One.

-Are you Daryl James's
daughter?
-I am.

-I'm sorry!
They won't listen!
-Who won't listen?

-FBI.
-FBI?

-Yes, ma'am.
Please step aside.
-Just stop right there.

We have a search
and seizure warrant, ma'am.

Jacob transferred $200,000
of church funds

into what turned out to be
a personal account.

And then you, Bishop Greenleaf,
so they think,

withdrew all those funds

and used that
to pay off the IRS.

I've called an emergency meeting
of the Deacon Board

to discuss your removal.

-You came.
-What do you want, Lionel?

I want to talk
about my daughter.

My father passed away
this afternoon.

Anything I can do for you?

Yeah, maybe sit down
for a minute.

Is Lionel my father?

I don't know.

Wait. Wait!

Is Lionel my father
or not?

I told you I don't know.

Do you intend
on using this against me?

Do you?

Because if you do,
do it now.

Just scream it
down the halls of the church.

Go on, Grace.
Do it and save me.

Just save me
from mounting this circus
in the shadow of the shame

that your father's
brought down on us all.

Please!
Please just do it now.

I would never do that,
Mama.

You know that.

Then please...

please, Grace,

I never want to speak
about this again.

Please.

Oh, God.

[footsteps receding]

[theme music playing]

[sighs]

His voicemail again.

Well, stop calling Basie
and just call Tasha.

Look, don't you understand,
he has her phone?

Are you more worried
about her or us?

Which do you think,
Kerissa?

I don't know.

Well, why ask
something like that?

Because I don't know!

Ever since you
came home last night
from seeing Basie--

I haven't seen you
like this since Zora
got stung by that bee

and her throat closed up!

I'm worried about us, okay?

Us and Tasha!

You know what?
If you heard the way
Basie was talkin',

you'd be worried, too.

-Trust me.
-I think it's mostly her.

And why would you say that?

Because the one thing
you haven't done

since you came home
last night is hug me!

And tell me we're
not gonna lose our church

or our home.

-All right.
-And Zora is gone!

-Come here.
-No!

Look at our life, Jacob!
It's ruined!

Where you going?

Basie and Tasha's.

You already said she
couldn't help you, Jacob.

Look, that's because
he's telling her to say that!

And what if you change
her mind, then what?

Huh?
She loves you, Jacob.

Where does that leave me?

Tasha is our only way
out of this

if she tells her story
to the FBI.

I gotta do something.

Oh, I wish you could have
seen that old man's face.

[laughing]

I think he half believes
he really did hit this.

I don't want
to hear anymore.

Well, I guess you got
a hearing problem,

because I ain't nearly
done talking about it.

We gotta get out of here.

Why? What's up, babe?

Jacob's going
to eventually come for
his little side-piece, right?

What makes you think that?

She's all that's
between him and jail.

Come on.
Move your ass, Ro.

Well,
I'm not going anywhere.

-Yes, you are! Come on!
-No.

Your husband said get up!

Ow!

Don't be like that, Ro.

Look, why don't y'all
just leave me here?

I'm not gonna tell anyone,
I promise.

Here's the problem
with that, Tash.

I don't trust you
anymore.

Sad.

Ro, do me a favor.
Pack her bag up

and meet me at that motel
by the Raceway.

And where's the money
you said you were
gonna give me

-when we talked on the phone?
-It's right here.

Where did that money
come from?

None of
your damn business.

Is that the money
Bishop gave you?

The money you were
supposed to invest for him?

Tash, when Ro says it's
none of your business,
for your own damn good.

Now go pack your bags.

Base, you're gonna need
to use that money
for the bookies.

I ain't payin'
nobody nothin'.

Look, that was a part
of the plan! That's why--

This is what
we're gonna live on, Ro.

Me, Tasha, and you,

once we cross that
old little border to Mexico.

How that sound, baby?

I know I been gone.
I get it.

But I'm gonna buy
us a car,

clothes, a bottle or two.

I'll see you soon.

That place
by the Raceway.

We'll be there.

Now go pack your bag,

unless you want me
to do it.

Get your ass over there.

[Maxine] Have you
talked to Grace yet?

Well, yes, I did.

Good.
I'm so proud of you.

She came to me with it,
actually.

And how did she find out?

Apparently,
Lionel told his son.

So what's the good news?

Are you feeling better
now that it's out in the open?

Oh, what if she tells James?

What's that old sinner
gonna do?

Stand outside
with a clown frown face

and a sign that says,
"She's as bad as me"?

-[laughing]
-Ah! I don't think so.

Oh. Oh, Maxine,

I'm gonna miss you so much.

You're gonna be fine,
Pastor.

[cell phone rings]

Hello?

[Grace]
Hey. It's your, um...

maybe half-sister.

[Aaron] Oh, hey.

You got a second?

Yeah. Everything okay?

Yeah. I was...

wondering what
you thought of the idea

of maybe taking
a blood test
just to be sure?

Tell me where to be.

You haven't told Kevin,
have you?

No.

Good.

So, um, later today?

Whenever, wherever.

Thank you, Aaron.

I'll call you.

So who was that?

Tasha!

Tasha!

Tasha!

[Elliot]
This isn't easy to say,

but I think
it's your best bet,

given the fact
that the U.S. Attorney

might be filing charges
later this week.

And what charges
specifically?

Bank fraud, wire fraud.

-And Jacob?
-The same.

But you have a defense
your son doesn't have, Bishop.

That's cold comfort,
but tell me.

Cognitive dysfunction.

You mean I'd say I'm senile?

There are cases where
it's worked in the past.

How can I hope
to run this church

if I publicly claim
that I'm mentally
incompetent?

Daddy, we're just trying
to keep you out of jail.

After this Sunday--

Your mother's
little festival?

Well, after that,
Gigi, she's gone.

Now, I can't have
these people thinking
that I'm losing it.

The deacons are gunning
after me as it is.

But thank you, though.

Uh, if you two
will excuse me,

I have a baptism
to perform.

And you'll notice

that I'm not carrying
my book of prayer.

That's because I've got
the whole service up here.

You could go
to jail, Bishop,

for years.

That's
a very real possibility.

Son, my concern over this
is keeping my church,

not losing it to my ex-wife.

And I'm-- I'm fairly certain
I won't be going to jail.

How can you be so sure?

The other night, Elliot--

and I'm-- I'm sure
you'll scoff at this--

the Lord gave me a...
a vision

into the last moment
of my life.

Now, it-- it wasn't
nothin' specific,

but let's just say

it wasn't a prison.

What was it?

Do you believe in visions?

Now, be honest,
because God's listening.

I'm not sure.

Then I can't tell you,

because you wouldn't
believe me anyway.

-Elliot.
-Bishop.

So the only way
to keep him out of jail

is that we have to turn
Tasha Skanks.

I don't see any other way.

Thanks for doing this,
Aaron.

Of course.

It's better for all of us
to know the truth, right?

[laughing]

What so funny?

Oh, just...

Oh... just
how rarely I hear that,

considering
I work at a church.

[laughs]

Such is life, huh?

Yeah. Speaking of which...

You told Kevin.

I had to.
He asked why we've been
talking so much lately.

Will he at least
wait to talk to Charity
until we know for sure?

Totally.

I just-- I want to be able to
manage how my father finds out

if this is true.

-He won't tell a soul.
-[cell phone ringing]

Um...

Call me when you hear back?

You'll be
the first one I tell.

-All right.
-Thank you.

Jacob?

Sorry. I was in a meeting.

[sighs]

I swear, if we can hold
onto this church

through all this mess,

it'll be a miracle.

Were you able
to reach Tasha?

No, I haven't.

I did go by her house
this morning,

and nobody was there.

And from the looks
of the place,

nobody's coming back.

Isaiah?

I'm busy.

Come look
at this tour promo I cut.

[sighs]

Okay. Damn.
It's always about you.

Okay, so I used
a bunch of old clips

from your past shows,

and then I was thinking
we could play

a tiny bit of "God Step"
over it,

but with the remix
with Lecrae,

and I think it'll
make it pop. Right?

Who are you texting?
Kimora?

Nobody. Give me a sec.

It's your tour.

I shouldn't care
about it more than you do.

A'ight.

Let's see.

¶ Only do it ¶

¶ You said you would ¶

[Isaiah] Okay, great.

Yeah, stick it up
on the site.

And, uh, babe,
can you get started
on my packing?

Yeah, I'm late.

I'm packing
your clothes now?

I mean, you know,
just lay out a few options.

How you say? Make it pop.

[laughs]

I want an official title.

My girl. Doesn't get
any more official than that.

A paid position.

I'm already doing,
like, ten jobs for you.

If you're not gonna
let me go to Spelman
or anywhere,

let me get a job.

As what?

I don't know, videographer?

Let your label pay me.

I'll talk to the label.

That's all I wanted.

Now start packing.

Yeah, I heard
that's prime real estate

for a videographer's
job description--

packing your man.

[line ringing]

[Rochelle] Hello?

Hey, Rochelle,
it's Coralie Hunter.

Hey, girl, how you doin'?

My oldest just
texted me the address
of their foster home, Ro.

They want me
to come get them.

Coralie,
we've been through this.

All right?
You just have to wait

till after
your court date, okay?

If you take those kids
without permission
from the court,

you'll never see them again.

I'm not gonna wait
for the trial.

Since when?

You promised me.

They're not safe
where they are.

They don't give me
details when they call,

but I can tell it is--
it's not good.

I just want to get them
out of there today and go.

But I need money,

and I-I-I can't ask Grace.
She doesn't understand.

Where are you?

Home.

Stay right there.

Oh!

-Hey!
-Bishop!

God is so good.

All the time!

-All the time.
-[chuckles]

Well, most
of the time, anyway.

Philip DeMars! Huh?

[chuckling]

Bishop Greenleaf.

-Good to see you.
-Hey.

Harmony and Hope Ministries,
isn't it?

Very funny, Bishop.
Very funny.

So what brings you
to Calvary?

I invited him, James.
You remember.

Oh, yeah,
Connie did mention it.

How is it over at H&H?

Well, we have churches
in over 100 countries now.

Ooh.

Next stop, North Korea.

Well, fingers crossed.

Well, that's fantastic.

Just fantastic.

I'll leave you two
to conspire.

Good seeing you, James.

You know, it's good
to see you, too, Phil,

and it's still "Bishop."

And I don't see that changing
any time soon.

Yeah, if you ask me,

that's a churchman who knows
his days are numbered.

[cell phone beeps]

[scoffs]

-[sighs]
-Everything okay?

Just Kerissa
driving me crazy, man.

Uh...

She thinks
Tasha's in love with me.

Why would she think that?

Because we kissed once.

You ki-- Jacob!

What you hit me for?

Man, when are you
gonna grow up?

What do you mean,
grow up?

It was barely a kiss.

Barely a ki--
Do you love her?

Who, Tasha? No.

You still love Kerissa?

I mean,
after all these years?

I guess.

I mean, are things the way
they used to be? No.

But, I mean, you know...

How are things
with you and Darius?

Not great.

Not even good really.

That is the least
of my problems.

Kerissa, though,

-I mean...
-Yeah?

I don't know. I-I-I--

Sometimes I think, you know,

I wonder
if we ever did break up

if anybody else
would notice what she
looks like when she--

when she sleeps, you know?

Um, I can always feel, like,

this little bone
in her cheek, you know,

when I kiss her
good morning.

You know, I feel
that cheekbone against mine,

and, uh, I know she's--
it's her. She's in there.

Mm.

Yo, you see this?

Is that Tasha with her?

Yeah. I told you
it would take a miracle.

Wait, no, no, wait.

[knocking]

Okay, let's go.

So you're
Rochelle's sister-in-law?

Yeah.

Thank you again
for all your help

with the kids
and everything.

Oh, no worries.

I've been there.

Um, would you mind
if I used your phone
for just a quick second?

Sure.

Tasha, let's
not be rude now.

Whatever business you got,

-we can handle it
later after we--
-[knock on door]

You expecting somebody?

Don't you dare
open that door!

I'm sorry.

Jacob!

After everything
I've done for you?

Oh, this white folks'
rules for sure.

Grace told me what you've
done to her father,

to her family.

You believed her?

I didn't entirely
at first, but I do now.

-Tasha, let's go.
-No.

We're getting out of here.
These folks ain't
your family!

I am! Let's go!

You have been nothing
but trouble for me, Rochelle.

And what about Basie?

What about him?

The way he saved you,
Tasha?

Lifted you up
from the gutter?

I saved myself with God!

She belongs to Basie!

She's with us now,
Rochelle.

Okay. All right.

Rot in hell.

[Grace] Hey.

Your kids are better off
with somebody else.

Their mother is nothing
but a lying little
murdering bitch!

Stop it, Rochelle!

This is over! Let it go!

At the end of the day...

you're nothing like me.

I know I'm a sinner,
deserving of hell.

But you? You think
you're some damn saint!

No, I don't.

Oh, yes, you do.

You think you're
on the right side.

But that's
what happens when you get
all the money growing up.

It fools you into thinking
you're all right,
and you're not.

Let's see which one of us

is sitting on the right side
of God on that day.

I hope we both are.

-You whore!
-What'd you call me?!

I know what you did
in Phoenix.

[door opens and closes]

We gonna call
the Feds or what?

[calming breath]

Are you okay to talk
to the FBI tonight?

-Yeah.
-And you'll make it clear

my father and my brother
had nothing to do
with any of this?

-[car engine starts]
-Yes.

We gonna let her get away?

Jacob, I don't care
about that!

I just care
about you and Daddy.

Let it go.

[car driving away]

Can you give me a moment
to talk to Coralie?

All right. Come on.

We'll wait in the car.

[door opens and closes]

You'll tell the FBI
I helped you, right?

You promised you would.

Of course I will.

When Elliot introduces
it as evidence
into your case,

the jury's gonna know
that you are a good person.

And you are.

I don't feel like one
right now.

You did the right thing.

And I'm not gonna rest
until you are free

and back with your kids
for good.

Thank you.

I know, I know.

Thanks.

Tasha, I'm a married man,

and I'm gonna be faithful
to Kerissa from now on.

I know that.

I hope this doesn't
change anything.

I hope you'll still help us
clear this whole thing up.

Yeah, of course.

You ready to tell the truth?

Yeah.

[Grace]
Let's do it.

Let's go.

Uh, you got my charger?

Yeah, it's right here.

And I put my cut
for the promo on there.

Why you telling me?

'Cause I'm out.
I'm leaving.

Wait, wait. What?!

We both leaving.

No. I'm going
back to Memphis.

I mean, I've done
what you asked me to do.

I've dealt
with the side-chick crap.

I've been your assistant,
videographer, editor,

graphic designer,
mama, maid.

I didn't ask you to do
half of that stuff
you run around doing.

Because I was bored.

So I'm boring now?!

That it?

Well, guess what?

You're pretty boring, too.

You know
what I'm talkin' 'bout.

Bye.

Okay, see?

See, I never
should have came back
for your ungrateful ass.

Never should have
messed with you
in the first place.

Shoulda stuck it
in your cousin
like she wanted.

You ain't goin' nowhere.

-Isaiah, move.
-Make me.

Isaiah, I said move!

-No!
-Huh?

-Huh?
-Get off of me!

Now what? Huh?

-[thud]
-[groans]

We're on live, Isaiah.

Now let everyone know
you're gonna keep away from me

while I walk out this door.

May I?

Well, make it quick.

I have to finish
this sermon before tomorrow.

I just--
I just heard from Gigi.

She's with Tasha Skanks
talking with the FBI.

It looks like this is
a hurdle we've cleared.

You must be relieved.

Well, I would be

if I wasn't quite so aware
of another taller one ahead.

What did you do now,
James?

It's not me. It's Connie.

She's talking
with Philip DeMars again

about us joining
Harmony and Hope.

I'll see
that doesn't happen.

Have your day tomorrow

and leave
on a trail of glory.

If you stick around
and try to fight me
for this church,

it'll send a message
to the deacons

that we're, neither
one of us, fit to lead.

You seal my day tomorrow

with a public announcement

that I heretofore
will be Co-Pastor.

No.

I deserve that position
as much as you do, James.

More, to be honest.

And that's
why I won't do it!

For months now,

you've been beating me down
with your holy superiority.

Well, I will not have
my soul weighed by you.

That's a job
for Saint Peter or Jesus.

You-- you are
just another sinner.

I know that, James.

Tell me everything you did,

and you tell me that
it's no better or worse
than what I did.

Say it.

Pride goeth before a fall.

[music playing]

[cheering and applause]

I will bless the Lord
at all times.

His praise shall
continually be in my mouth.

My soul makes its boast
in the Lord.

Let the humble hear
and be glad.

O magnify the Lord
with me

and let us exult His name
together.

[new song begins]

¶ A change ¶

¶ A change has come over ¶

¶ Me ¶

¶ He changed ¶

¶ He changed ¶

¶ My life ¶

¶ Life ¶

¶ And now ¶

¶ I'm free ¶

-[cheering]
-¶ He changed ¶

¶ My life complete ¶

¶ And now I sit ¶

¶ I sit at his feet ¶

¶ To do ¶

¶ What must be done ¶

¶ I'll work and work ¶

¶ Until He comes ¶

¶ A wonderful ¶

¶ Change ¶

¶ Has come over ¶

¶ Me ¶

¶ A wonderful change ¶

¶ Has come over ¶

¶ Ooh, it's all over me ¶

¶ Lord, you've changed ¶

¶ My life complete ¶

¶ Change ¶

¶ And now I see ¶

¶ I see that it's real ¶

Whoo!

¶ He changed the way I walk ¶

¶ The way I hear ¶

-¶ My Lord, my Lord ¶
-¶ I feel so whole ¶

¶ I'm brand new ¶

¶ Oh, change ¶

¶ Change ¶

¶ I feel so free ¶

¶ Ohh ¶

¶ I'm so glad that a change ¶

¶ A wonderful change ¶

¶ So glad, so glad ¶

-¶ Has come over ¶
-¶ I'm gonna walk
on in His glory ¶

¶ Me ¶

¶ Yeah ¶

-¶ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ¶
-¶ Yeah ¶

¶ Hallelujah ¶

[cheering and applause]

Thank you, Lord!
Thank you, thank you!

All right, Charity!

I would like for Charity
to do the honors.

Oh, yes.

Um, well, what can I say?

Calvary, guests,
I call her Mama.

And I, starting today,

am calling her
Pastor Greenleaf.

[cheering and applause]

Come on out here,
Pastor Mae Greenleaf!

Whoo!

Come on!

[cell phone vibrating]

[applause continues]

Hey, it's me.

I just got the results.

Mm-mm, I haven't
opened them yet.

Can you come
to the church?

Thanks for coming.

No worries.

[Zora] Thanks.

Where to?

Gigi.

Hi, Daddy.

How's it going in there?

Mm. If I had to answer
with the impartiality

of the journalist
that I once was,

extraordinarily.

-Mm.
-Hmm.

Well,

thank you.

For what, Daddy?

Uh...

I was foolish,

and you loved me.

I put myself
and this whole family
in jeopardy,

and you never stopped
fighting to save us all.

And I thank you.

I love you, Daddy.

I know.

[sniffs] I know it.

I treasure you.

I have never felt
so... humbled.

All you've done for me,

my precious daughter.

[sniffles]

I...

I thank you.

If there's one thing
I could go back and change

in the preaching
that I heard as a girl,

it would be what I heard
about that dreaded
Day of Reckoning.

[congregation] Amen!

That dreaded day when the dead
would rise up from the grave.

You remember, don't you?

[congregation] Yes!

Yes, and every soul was
gonna get what they deserved.

[all agreeing]

I mean, here I am,

a little-bitty
precious baby girl,

and I just knew I had sinned!

I don't know, must have been
that chocolate chip cookie

I took out of the kitchen,
but I knew...

-[applause]
-...that I had sinned!

If I could just go back

and just put some small measure
of tenderness

in the hearts of those men
who were preaching to me...

[congregation] Yeah!

...some small drop of wisdom
in their minds...

[congregation shouts]

...so that they might have
encouraged me.

Ohh...

how I wished
that they had filled me

with the confidence...

-Yeah.
-That's right.

...that Jesus bought and paid
for on that cross!

Yes! So that on that day

of that great Reckoning,

I really would have gotten
all that I deserved,

which is the undying love
of my Lord!

[cheering and applause]

And we are going to replace
all that fear

with love.

[cheering]

Love!

Hey, you got a second?

For what?

Would you look
at me, please?

What?

I love you.

I know.

No, I mean it, Kee.

I love you.

I was talking
with Gigi last night,

and-- and I realized...

I love you.

You realized it?

Yeah.

Jacob.

If you just take this book up
and read it,

you cannot not know
that God loves you.

[congregation] Amen!

Oh, it's all
through this book.

And if you read this book,

and you feel unloved,

Satan has intervened!

Amen! Hallelujah!

Ladies, you know in some
of our troubled neighborhoods,

every summer we have
that "Take Back The Night"?

Well, sisters, let me
tell you something!

Today,
you know what we doin'?

We are going
to take back the light!

[cheering and applause]

Whoo! Hallelujah!

[door opens]

Just thought I'd
come by to give you

what God is
too selfish to give.

[Bishop]
Son, don't do this.

You think I want to,
old man?

All I wanted was
to shut you down, old man,

teach you a lesson,
but you got something,

I don't know, Satan or
somebody, demons protecting you!

No, this is your fault.

The only way to stop you
is to kill you dead.

-Son!
-I'm not your son, boy!

We really don't
have to look.

We do.

I do.

Gosh, I guess I'm more like
these people than I thought.

How so?

I'm always giving everyone
such a hard time

for not facing up
to the truth,

but I won't face this.

It might not be
what you think it is.

And if it is...

I'm telling you this
out of nothing
but love for you.

-Love?!
-Don't!

You killed my daddy!

I didn't mean to do it!

Now the truth is coming out.

-If you shoot me...
-Mm-hmm.

...it'll be two lives
I've taken.

I'd have made you
a murderer,

and your life,
what's left of it,
will be over.

Get back! Get away!

It's not just about me.

To see that light
in my father's eyes

that's been there
since the day that I was born

fade away.

I hate that my mother
has put us both
in this position

to lose so much
all at once.

Grace, I mean it.

We really don't have to--

You lost your church,

you lost your wife,

and now you've lost
your soul.

Shut up.

All for what?

-To make me pay?
-Mm-hmm.

To mete out justice,

a job you know full well
is the Lord's alone.

-No, you gotta pay!
-You don't have to!

Not anymore
than you already have!

And I've gotta tell you
something

about my sister right here.

Are we not so grateful

to have Maxine Patterson
in the house?

Aren't we? Oh, she's been
so supportive and so kind.

And you know
what she told me?

She told me, "The truth
will set you free."

That's
what I told you, Mae.

-Didn't you?
-Yes, I did.

To have to live
with those questions
every day, Jacob?

"Why am I
not enough for him?"

"What's wrong with me?"

"Why would he
even pick me

if he didn't even
really want me?"

Kerissa, you are enough.

There's nothing
the matter with you.

And you're all I want.
I know that now!

It's too late.

Please don't do this.

I don't have any choice.

I just want
the pain to stop.

It has to end.

-That's right.
-Oh, my.

And if you really want
to change everything,

you got to start
with the truth.

-[congregation] Yes!
-Yes!

Start with the truth

and walk in love and faith!

And the change will
take care of itself!

[cheering and applause]

I want a divorce, Jacob.

[door opens]

[Zora sniffling]

All you are is a man
with a broken heart...

and debts to pay.

If you pull that trigger,

you'll spend the rest
of your life behind bars.

[scoffs]

They not gonna catch me.

But you'll catch yourself.

You'll look in that mirror,
and you'll see the thief

that stole the joy
of every moment
of your life.

I see him every day.

Now you give me
that gun, Basie.

Don't come any closer.

Give me the gun.

I said
don't come any closer!

Give me the gun.

I said don't come
any closer!

The Day of Reckoning

is today.

[cheering and applause]

[Maxine]
Tell 'em, Mae!

The Day of Reckoning

is today!

[applause]

God's great Day of Reckoning
is any day

that you step out on faith,

say, "Thank you, Jesus,"

and take what's yours,

because
the Day of Reckoning is...

today.

You're a man of God,
Basie.

Under all the pain
and vengeful feelings,

you are a man of God.

No one could preach like you
without knowing that God--

God is God!

Without knowing
what life is.

You know.

Get ready to die, Bishop.

If you're the man
you think you are,

say hi to Jesus for me.

If you're
what I know you are,

you gonna burn
just like my daddy.

[music playing]