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John Daniel
(Dolly Parton)
John Daniel came to town one summer afternoon
Wearin' dirty work clothes so everyone presumed
He was just another logger from the loggin' camp nearby
And he was, but there was somethin' different in John Daniel's eyes.
John Daniel was a young man, not more than twenty-four
And there was an air about him that one could not ignore
And in spite of callused hands & dirty clothes, his face was kind
And I wanted so to know what was in John Daniel's mind.
John Daniel, tell me where did you come from, tell me where is it you've been
John Daniel, tell me why are you different from all of these other men
John Daniel, there's somethin' about you that I don't quite understand
John Daniel, do you hold the answer to a higher plan?
I rented him a room; he went upstairs like all the rest
It was Saturday and he'd be goin' in to town, I guessed
But he left in a robe and sandals, with a Bible in his hand
And I thought to myself, John Daniel, I don't understand.
Now I'd planned to meet some friends of mine when I got off at three
In the park we often gather to talk of love and peace
When I got there I found that a crowd had gathered 'round
And there I saw John Daniel a sittin' on the ground.
John Daniel, tell me where did you come from; tell me where is it you've been
John Daniel, tell me why are you different from all of these other men
John Daniel, there's somethin' about you that I don't quite understand
John Daniel, do you hold the answer to a higher plan?
So, "You want to be free," he said, "Well, this is how you can."
As he read from the Bible he held in his hand
We were searchin' for the truth not knowin' where to look
Not knowin' that the answers all were in John Daniel's book.
John Daniel told us all how we could be free
John Daniel taught us all a better way for you and me
He came to us in our own way so we'd be sure to see
He had the light and essence of the man from Galilee.
John Daniel, tell me where did you come from; tell me where is it you've been
John Daniel, tell me why are you different from all of these other men
John Daniel, there's something about you that I don't quite understand
John Daniel, do you hold the answer to a higher plan?.
John Daniel, John Daniel, John Daniel, John Daniel
John Daniel, John came to town one summer afternoon
Wearin' dirty work clothes so everyone presumed
He was just another logger from the loggin' camp nearby
And he was, but there was somethin' different in John Daniel's eyes.
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And he was, but there was somethin' different in John Daniel's eyes.
He was just another logger from the loggin' camp nearby
Wearin' dirty work clothes so everyone presumed
John Daniel, John came to town one summer afternoon
John Daniel, John Daniel, John Daniel, John Daniel
John Daniel, do you hold the answer to a higher plan?.
John Daniel, there's something about you that I don't quite understand
John Daniel, tell me why are you different from all of these other men
John Daniel, tell me where did you come from; tell me where is it you've been
He had the light and essence of the man from Galilee.
He came to us in our own way so we'd be sure to see
John Daniel taught us all a better way for you and me
John Daniel told us all how we could be free
Not knowin' that the answers all were in John Daniel's book.
We were searchin' for the truth not knowin' where to look
As he read from the Bible he held in his hand
So, "You want to be free," he said, "Well, this is how you can."
John Daniel, do you hold the answer to a higher plan?
John Daniel, there's somethin' about you that I don't quite understand
John Daniel, tell me why are you different from all of these other men
John Daniel, tell me where did you come from; tell me where is it you've been
And there I saw John Daniel a sittin' on the ground.
When I got there I found that a crowd had gathered 'round
In the park we often gather to talk of love and peace
Now I'd planned to meet some friends of mine when I got off at three
And I thought to myself, John Daniel, I don't understand.
But he left in a robe and sandals, with a Bible in his hand
It was Saturday and he'd be goin' in to town, I guessed
I rented him a room; he went upstairs like all the rest
John Daniel, do you hold the answer to a higher plan?
John Daniel, there's somethin' about you that I don't quite understand
John Daniel, tell me why are you different from all of these other men
John Daniel, tell me where did you come from, tell me where is it you've been
And I wanted so to know what was in John Daniel's mind.
And in spite of callused hands & dirty clothes, his face was kind
And there was an air about him that one could not ignore
John Daniel was a young man, not more than twenty-four
And he was, but there was somethin' different in John Daniel's eyes.
He was just another logger from the loggin' camp nearby
Wearin' dirty work clothes so everyone presumed
John Daniel came to town one summer afternoon
(Dolly Parton)
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