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It was received and responded too as such. Goodwin from Macon, Ga.The song was written as a personal insult. Bruce from IdahoProbably the best guitar work Dickey ever did.Jomama from ColoradoOlder brother buy 5 years schooled me, on Muscle Shoals Alabama, and the influence on Southern Rock and Roll.Īll of the best, Pickett, Franklin, T- Bone Walker, Dicky Betts and Duane Allman.Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Weekday soap-box specialty, you know what I'm talkin' 'bout nowīy the way, this song's for you, sincerely, me

#WASTED SONG CLEAN TV#

Your wasted words will never be heard, go on home baby and watch it on TV Ring my phone 'bout ten more times, we will see, That was then, this is now, don't ask me to be mister clean Well, I ain't no saint and you sure as hell ain't no saviorĮvery other Christmas I would practice good behavior Your wasted words so absurd, are you really Satan, yes or no? Next time take the elevator, please don't crawl Time's gone, looks like Rome is 'bout to fall, Well, all day and half the night you're walkin' round lookin' such a fright Your wasted words already been heard, are you really god, yes or no? Take that load off, looks like chest's about to go You seem really sure 'bout something I don't know,

Is that so much to ask I'll pay you back no matter what the task But take heart: According to the wisest man who ever lived, these messes are not proof of a wasted life, but of a productive one.Can you tell me, tell me, friend, just exactly where I've been? If you do the things God tells you to do, messes will inevitably follow.

But a tidy house isn’t necessarily evidence of a well-lived life. Is a clean house proof of a wasted life? Not at all. This proverb is the readiness to accept upheaval, and a mess to clear up, as the price of growth.” Growth, or productivity, as the case may be. But you need to understand what Derek Kidner says, that “Orderliness can reach the point of sterility. Of course this isn’t to excuse slovenliness or laziness.

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You cannot have a home that is warm and full and inviting, you cannot have every child fed and cared for, while also having every dish done and every sock laundered. You cannot have perfect order and perfect productivity. Like so much else in this life, you cannot have it all. However, without all of those people there is no productivity-no true, biblical productivity-, no children to care for, no friends to counsel, no hospitality to extend. However, a clean house by the nature of things might just mean an empty house since children and husbands and houseguests and those neighborhood kids do not have to be in the house long before it is agonizingly messy. We could as easily say that one desires a neat and tidy house, just as the ideal stall would be clean. However, without oxen there is no productivity.” However, a clean stall by the nature of things would mean an empty stall since oxen do not have to be in a stall long before it is messy. Longman says, “One desires a neat and tidy life, just as the ideal stall would be clean. And the home-the home will at times be messy and cluttered and downright embarrassing. The mechanics’s hands will be stained with grease and his shop will need a daily once-over with the power washer. The baker’s counter will sometimes overflow with pots and pans and flour and sugar. The pastor’s desk will at times be crammed with books and papers.

You cannot focus your time, attention, gifts, energy, and enthusiasm toward noble goals while still keeping every corner of life perfectly tidy.

And if you do that, it is inevitable that along the way you will accumulate some mess. By this definition, each one of us, no matter our vocation, ought to pursue productivity with all the vigor we can muster. At least, I love productivity when it is properly defined-as effectively stewarding your gifts, talents, time, energy, and enthusiasm for the good of others and the glory of God. Tremper Longman says the moral is that “a productive life is a messy life.” Sponsor Show Your Support Become a PatronĪccording to this explanation, the proverb is about the messiness of a life well-lived.

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