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"I ain't the kind you take home to Mama," Lambert warns right away on the mid-tempo track, which opens with gentle acoustic and slide guitars. Lambert doesn't apologize for smoking cigarettes, even though "Christian folks" want her to quit:
"Cause I heard Jesus, He drank wine / And I bet we'd get along just fine / He could calm a storm and heal the blind / And I bet He'd understand a heart like mine."
The second half of the song takes on more of a rocking edge with a brief electric guitar solo. Lambert brags about drinking alcohol, getting tattoos and pursuing an artistic career instead of an intellectual one, while confidently asserting that Jesus wouldn't judge her.
'Revolution' is the gift that keeps on giving for Lambert, having already captured Album of the Year honors at both the CMA Awards and the ACM Awards in 2010. Since its release in 2009, the record has produced hits 'Dead Flowers, 'White Liar,' 'The House That Built Me' and 'Only Prettier.'
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1. Miranda will have to learn it is not about her, its about Jesus. He told the adulteress, "Neither do I judge you, go and sin no more...". The only way for her to know what pleases God, and what is acceptable behavior for those Whom His Son died for, is to study the Bible. If the Holy Spirit endwells our hearts, we becom NEW creatures...old things have passed away...behold, all things are become new..." and Jesus said, we must take up our cross and follow Him, and if we are not willing to put Him first, we do not deserve Him; if any would keep his life will lose it and if any would lose his life for My sake, will surely find it..."
Posted at 6:09PM on Dec 13th 2010 by glendasmith222