Song To My Parents

You know, there's only one place where Jesus wasn't received

And that was His hometown

He said that a man's enemies would be them of his own household

And He said a prophet is not without honor except in his hometown

And I'll never forget the day I went home

To tell my parents that I'd met Jesus

"Mom! Mom and Dad! Wait! Wait! I—"

"He swallowed something."

This is called "Song to My Parents"

I need to say these things 'cause I love you so

And I'm sorry you get angry when I say that you just don't know

That there's a heaven waiting for you and me

I know it seems every time we talk

I'm only trying to just make you see

But it's only that I care

I really only want just to see you there

Please try and overlook my, my human side

I know I'm such a bad example, and you know I'm so full of pride

But Jesus isn't like that, no, He's perfect all the way

I guess that's why we need Him

'Cause by ourselves, there's just no way

And it's only that I care

I really, really only just want to see you there

To see you there

Close the doors

They're just not coming

We sent the invitations out a long, long, long, long time ago

We're still gonna have a wedding feast

Big enough to beat them all

The greatest people in the world just wouldn't come

So now we'll just have to invite the small

And it's only that I care

I really, really only want just to see you there

Isn't that Jesus?

Isn't it Joseph and Mary's Son?

Well, didn't He grow up right here?

He played with our children

What? He must be kidding

Thinks He's a prophet

Well, prophets don't grow up from little boys

Do they?

From little boys

Do they?