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Artist/Band:
Eric Church
Lyrics for Song: Like Jesus Does
Lyrics for Album: Chief [2011]
I'm a long gone Waylon song on vinyl
I'm a backroads sinner at a tent revival
But she believes in me like she believes her bible
And loves me like Jesus does
I'm a lead foot leaning on a suped up Chevy
I'm a good ol' boy, drinking whiskey and rye on the levee
But she carries me when my sins make me heavy
And loves me like Jesus does
All the crazy in my dreams
Both my broken wings
Every single piece of everything I am
Yeah, she knows the man I ain't
She forgives me when I can't
The devil, man, no he don't stand a chance
Cause she loves me like Jesus does
Always thought she'd give up on me one day
Wash her hands of me, leave me staring down some runway
But I thank God each night and twice on Sunday
That she loves me like Jesus does
All the crazy in my dreams
Both my broken wings
Every single piece of who I am
Yeah she knows the man I ain't
She forgives me when I can't
And the devil man, no he don't have a prayer
She loves me like Jesus does
Yeah, she knows the man I ain't
She forgives me when I can't
That devil, man, he don't stand a chance
She loves me like Jesus does
I'm a long gone Waylon song on vinyl
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Like Jesus Does
Eric Church's 'Like Jesus Does' stands as a defining track from his 2011 breakthrough album, Chief. The song captures the artist's signature blend of traditional country storytelling and modern rock influences, showcasing his ability to craft emotionally resonant narratives. As part of a discography that has consistently challenged genre conventions, this recording highlights Church's distinctive vocal delivery and songwriting prowess. The track explores themes of devotion and personal reflection, resonating with listeners through its sincere musical arrangement. Within the broader context of his early career, the song helped solidify Church's reputation as a vital voice in contemporary country music, bridging the gap between classic traditions and modern production styles. |
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