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15 years of age in this song. He speaks of him

and his brother sitting on his grandfather's

headstone with a fifth of Jack Daniel’s and then

— now, listen to this — in this same song

bragging about coming from a long line of

sinners. Then toward the end of this song, he

speaks of Jesus in Heaven, and I'm going to

quote him. He says, “On the day I die I know

where I’m going to go; Me and Jesus got that

part worked out; I’ll wait at the gates til his face

I see, and stand in a long line of sinners like

me.” See how this has blended together the

false gospel of country music? This stuff is

wicked.

Conway Twitty sings of infidelity, songs like

"I See the Want To in Your Eyes," and I'm not

even going to mention the rest of them. One

writer said that Conway Twitty must have had

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