Jesus Is On The Mainline

Ben Harper · Other Songs - Ben Harper

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

You gotta call him up and tell him what you want



If you're sick and you want to get well, tell him what you want

If you're sick and you want to get well, tell him what you want

If you're sick and you want to get well, tell him what you want

You gotta call him up and tell him what you want



If you're sick and you want to get well, tell him what you want

If you're sick and you want to get well, tell him what you want

If you're sick and you want to get well, tell him what you want

You gotta call him up and tell him what you want



If you want in his kingdom, tell him what you want

If you want in his kingdom, tell him what you want

If you want in his kingdom, tell him what you want

You gotta call him up and tell him what you want



Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

You gotta call him up and tell him what you want



Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

Jesus is on that mainline, tell him what you want

You gotta call him up and tell him what you want

Jesus Is On The Mainline

Ben Harper's 'Jesus Is On The Mainline' stands as a defining example of his mastery in blending acoustic guitar with soulful vocals. Recorded in the late 1990s, the track exemplifies Harper's signature style, merging traditional gospel and blues influences with a contemporary, roots-rock sensibility. The song features a distinctive arrangement that highlights the interplay between his intricate fingerstyle guitar work and his emotive delivery. It reflects a period where Harper was deeply engaged in exploring spiritual themes while maintaining a strong connection to the American roots music tradition. The recording showcases his ability to craft songs that resonate with both religious audiences and secular listeners alike, cementing his status as a versatile artist capable of bridging diverse musical worlds.