One Saturday Night in a barroom
A Gospel Singer walked in
And bravely she read from her Bible
And begged them to turn from their sins
Oh come unto Jesus she pleaded
He’ll be your staff and your rod
When one of the drinkers said to her
“Why I don’t believe in your God”

Bridge
I don't rightly know how you prove them
That pack of lies that you said
If there is a God up in Heaven
I dare him to strike me down dead
The Silence that followed was awful
The others stood there in fear
But the drunkard just laughed and continued
Why doesn’t your Jesus appear

Then one of the others that stood there
Said that’s enough of that now
What leads you to think that Lord Jesus
Would bother with you anyhow
You're only a bum and a drunkard
And nothing that you could say
Could reach up to God in his Heaven
And make him go out of his way
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This next part is not sung,
but spoken to background Music

And then came the voice of a stranger
Who stood outside of the door
A stranger who simply was passing by
For no one had seen him before
"Oh listen to me all you people"
the place lit up as he smiled
"Our Lord marks the fall of a sparrow
and every man is his child
There's none so great or so lowly
that God's sweet mercy denies
And even the ones who denounce him
Will never be lost in his eyes"
And then he lifted his right hand and smiled
upon each and everyone
And the last words he spoke were like music
"I know because I am his Son"

The end part reverts back to being sung

Now each who was there will remember
Those words to his very last day
When Jesus appeared in a barroom
and told of God's wonderful way