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Date: Wed, 26 Jul 1995 00:25:02 -0400
From: Jason Carter 
Subject: CRD: Wrong's What I Do Best -- George Jones

"WRONG'S WHAT I DO BEST"
George Jones, _Walls Can Fall_

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Some men look for diamonds
C                 G
Some men look for gold
G
I'm just trying to find myself
                 D
Before I get too old
G
Different people have their ways
C               G
Of measuring success
G
Maybe it's not the right way
    D                 G
But wrong's what I do best

Well I walk the straight and narrow
Straight to where I don't belong
One time I even tried to love one woman
But that didn't last too long
If my ship is docking in the east
You can bet I'd be heading west
C          Em      G
Riding the wrong direction
'Cause wrong's what I do best

C
When I'm down and out
And can't get up (this line is wrong; does anyone know what it is?)
G
I feel right at home
Em
When I got the blues
         C       Am
And it's all bad news
       G                      D
That's when I'm in my comfort zone

If they held a loser's playoff
There'd be no contest
'Cause I've had lots of practice
And wrong's what I do best

If my ship is docking in the east
You can bet I'd be heading west
I'm riding the wrong direction
'Cause wrong's what I do best

Riding the wrong direction
'Cause wrong's what I do best

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Religious Hypocrisy by Dr. Bob Jones Sr.
Dr. Bob was a Christ-exalting, sin-condemning preacher who first began preaching in the cotton fields, in country churches and in brush arbors. Later he held huge campaigns in American cities large and small and preached around the world. Billy Sunday called him the greatest evangelist of all time, saying, He has the wit of Sam Jones, the homely philosophy of George Stuart, the eloquence of Sam Small and the spiritual fervency of Dwight L. Moody. He saw crowds up to 10000 in his meetings, with many thousands finding Christ in one single campaign. But Dr. Jones was more than an evangelist. As a pioneer in the field of Christian education, he founded Bob Jones University in 1927. Behind every mans ministry is a philosophy. Dr. Joness was spelled out in the sentence sermons to his preacher boys in chapels at the college. Who in Christian circles has not heard or read some of these: Duties never conflict!; It is a sin to do less than your best.; The greatest ability is dependability.; It is never right to do wrong in order to get a chance to do right. DO RIGHT! It was the philosophy that motivated his ministry, saturated his sermons and spearheaded his school. His voice was silenced by death January 16, 1968. His influence lives on today, and Christians will for generations to come be challenged, as he said, to DO RIGHT IF THE STARS FALL! More at amazinggracebaptistchurchkjv.com