pull that car out of that ditch.
"And I've only got one
horse and his name is Dusty,
"and Dusty's old and Dusty's blind."
But he said, "Let's just
see what Dusty can do.
"Don't expect a lot, but
we'll give it a shot."
So, he hitches Dusty to the car,
and he backs up and takes a whip.
And he begins to crack
that whip in the air.
And he said, "Pull, Jimmy, pull!"
And Dusty never moved.
So, he backed up again
and he cracked the whip a second time.
"Pull, Sammy, pull!"
Dusty just stood there.
So, he backed up the third time.
"Pull, Charlie, pull!"
Dusty never even moved.
Then, fourth time he
cracks that whip, he says,
"Pull, Dusty, pull!"
And with one mighty tug
that old blind horse pulled
that car right out of that ditch.
Well, the guy was amazing.
And he walked, he shook the hand,
and shook theJewel was there and Mom
was there and Dad was there.
I hugged Aunt Jewel,
and then I hugged Mom,
and I turned around, and as I
turned around to hug my dad,
Dad's looking at the ground,
wouldn't even look at me.
And it was like, it was raining,
these big teardrops were
hitting the pavement.
And for the first time in my life,
he didn't wait for me to hug him.
My dad hugged me.
His shoulder was on me, he was sobbing.
And the reason it was such a
sweet time, the thought hit me.
I said, "Ha, son of a
gun, that guy loves me,
"that guy really does love me."
And listen, when you
see, for the first time,
I felt that love, I knew that
love, I experienced that love.
And when you come to the cross of Christ
and the Christ on the cross,
that's when you