[attr="class","jesus1"]ALIAS

[attr="class","jesus1"]AGE

[attr="class","jesus1"]GENDER

[attr="class","jesus1"]SEXUALITY

[attr="class","jesus1"]SOMETHING

[attr="class","jesus1"]WHATEVER

[attr="class","jesus1"]UP TO YOU

[attr="class","jesus1"]OOC NAME

ONE LINE OF QUOTE OR LYRICS HERE.

[attr="class","jesus2"]section one

“Hey, man: You got a quarter? … You ain’t got nothin’? That’s okay, man, that’s okay. God bless ya’, anyway. Hey, I-I hope I didn’t scare you or nothin’. I ain’t no bum or nothin’. I used to live uptown once before, too, ya’ know. N-no really, I did! I did! Used to come down here an’ look at all the characters. … Lots of characters, man. Lots of characters. … Never thought I’d be one of ‘em. … Hey, man, y-you got a minute? Lemme tell you about this friend of mine, DT Jesus. Used to stand for Downtown Jesus. He used to hang out here and sell drugs, and we used to - well, we used to call ‘em D-tox. He was one character… one character that made it outta here. Let me you about ‘im.”

Jesus was a talker, just some out of place New Yorker. Hung out on the boulevard. He was sellin’ nickel candies, he was savin’ up all his quarters, he bought himself a cheap guitar. Started playin’ bars. Kids came in their cars. Hear them shoutin’ at the stage: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves!

Jesus started changing. Things got pretty strange. He saw his t-shirt everywhere. He started missing shows; the band came down to blows, but Jesus, he just didn’t care. Things got outta hand, so he quit the band. Still the critics they would rave: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves!

So many dice were cast, todays became the past, and Jesus, he just disappeared. He was headed for New York - so that’s what the label thought, but - there he gave away the years. Last seen drinkin’ wine beneath the flashing signs, promising salvation to strays. What? Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves! Hear him cut through the night on those late night radio waves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves!

[attr="class","jesus2"]section two

“Hey, man: You got a quarter? … You ain’t got nothin’? That’s okay, man, that’s okay. God bless ya’, anyway. Hey, I-I hope I didn’t scare you or nothin’. I ain’t no bum or nothin’. I used to live uptown once before, too, ya’ know. N-no really, I did! I did! Used to come down here an’ look at all the characters. … Lots of characters, man. Lots of characters. … Never thought I’d be one of ‘em. … Hey, man, y-you got a minute? Lemme tell you about this friend of mine, DT Jesus. Used to stand for Downtown Jesus. He used to hang out here and sell drugs, and we used to - well, we used to call ‘em D-tox. He was one character… one character that made it outta here. Let me you about ‘im.”

Jesus was a talker, just some out of place New Yorker. Hung out on the boulevard. He was sellin’ nickel candies, he was savin’ up all his quarters, he bought himself a cheap guitar. Started playin’ bars. Kids came in their cars. Hear them shoutin’ at the stage: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves!

Jesus started changing. Things got pretty strange. He saw his t-shirt everywhere. He started missing shows; the band came down to blows, but Jesus, he just didn’t care. Things got outta hand, so he quit the band. Still the critics they would rave: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves!

So many dice were cast, todays became the past, and Jesus, he just disappeared. He was headed for New York - so that’s what the label thought, but - there he gave away the years. Last seen drinkin’ wine beneath the flashing signs, promising salvation to strays. What? Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves! Hear him cut through the night on those late night radio waves! Jesus saves! Yes he does! Jesus saves!