The Devil Went Down to Jerusalem - to the tune of The Devil Went Down to Georgia - submitted by Brandon
H.
The Devil went down to Jerusalem. He was lookin' for a soul to steal. He was in a bind 'cause he was way
behind, and he was willin' to make a deal, when he came across this young man sawin' on a harp and playin' it hot.
And
the devil jumped up on a Fish Taco stand and said, "Boy, let me tell you what. I guess you didn't know
it but I'm a harp player, too. And if you'd care to take a dare, I'll make a bet with you. Now, you play a
pretty good harp, boy, but give the devil his due. I'll bet a harp of gold against your
soul, 'cause I think
I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Simon Peter, and it might be a sin. But, I'll take your bet,
you're gonna regret,
'cause I'm the best that's ever been."
Simon, limber up your hands and play your harp hard,
'cause hell's broke loose in Jerusalem and the devil deals the cards. And if you win you get this shiny harp made
of gold. But if you lose, the devil gets your soul.
The devil pulled out his harp and he said, "You're gonna
need some luck." And fire flew from his fingertips as he quickly began to pluck. And he pulled his fingers across the
strings and it made an evil hiss. Then a band of demons joined in and it sounded somethin' like this: Fire in Galelei. Run,
boys, run. The devil's in the House of the Rising Sun. Sandals on their
feet and no gel in their hair. Earth might
become the devil's lair.
When the devil finished, Simon said, "Well, you're pretty good, old son, but
sit down
in that chair right there and let me show you how it's done.
(totally sweet harp music here)
The devil bowed his head because he knew that he'd been beat. And he laid that golden harp on the ground at Simon's
feet. Simon said, "Devil, just come on back if you ever want to try again. 'Cause I told you once, you fallen angel
of the lord, I'm the best that's ever been."
Fresh Disciples of Bel Air - to the tune of the theme song from Fresh Prince of Bel Air - submitted by
Eowyn Cauthon
Now.. this is a story all about how Some pirates got flipped turned, upside down and I'd like to take a minute
, just sit right there I'll tell you how the disciples bonked the pirates right on their hair.
In Jerusalem, Israel
born and raised In the desert is where they spent most of their days Following Jesus, Relaxing, all cool Eating some
fish tacos outside with a mule
When a couple of pirates (who said argggh) were up to no good Started making trouble
in Disciple Hood John and Simon just walked up with their staffs, the pirates got scared Matt said you better get out
of here and bonked the pirates on the hair.
This very same day the disciples wailed on their harps Saved a Child
from a burning building All in a days work
And I'll tell you truly I would not lie This is exactly what happened I
know for a fact because my friend Rusty was there
Disciples: a Haiku - submitted by Rusty
Ninjas, pirate and bigfoot,
Then the Disciples...
The rest was bonking.
Sweet D. Pete - an original poem by Arok Manok
Yeah, so there I was Walking along with my coz When what did we see but Sweet D. Pete
"Whoa! It's Disciple
Pete!" Check it out! Sandals on his feet!" And Low and Behold Sandals peeked out beneath his robe folds
"D.
Pete! D. Pete! Where you walking?" "There's some Pirate dudes who need a BONKING!" "Dude, that kicks! You are so the
man!" "If you want to be a Disciple, you know you can."
"Whoa! No way! What'do we do?" "Find yourself a leper
and give him a shoe." So we took off, to give a leper a shoe Luckily enough, I saw a leper I knew
"Three-toe
Joe! What d'ya know?" "I lost my best shoe and don't know where to go!" "Then I've got good news, my partial friend, I've
brought you a shoe, call it Godsend!"
And Three-toe Joe put on the new shoe and discovered all of the sudden, something
he can do For Three-toe Joe, a leper by chance, Invented the sweet, kicking Leper Dance!
Then Sweet D. Pete,
he came flying down And the party we had was the talk of the town Disciple and Leper, danced until dawn But when
the cock crowed Disciple Peter, he was gone
They called him Si - an original poem submitted by Nathan G.
His name was Simon Peter but his friends all called him Si, He was rocking in the East then with a taco and some pie. The
desert it was long and hot and major killer dry, But Simon was so cool that no sand got in his eye.
Now Simon Peter,
you should know, always got the job done. There was nothing that he couldn't do, with a rocking pun. He bonked bad guys
on the head all day, mostly just for fun, And when he strolled on into town, his enemies did run.
"Jerusalem," he
said aloud, "it's been a long long time. It's good to see the streets are still kept clean of grime, And that I still
have this rocking ability to rhyme." And the people were all cheering, 'cause he gave them all a dime.
He fetched
a cat down from a tree, because he was so nice, And when the cat climbed up again, good Si he fetched it twice. The
people gaped up at his hair, which had no gel or lice, And that cat climbed up the tree again, so Si he fetched it thrice!
And
Bigfoot and the ninjas all knew when they were beat, And even the pirates had to leave, kicking with their feet, For
all the hot Jerusalem babes thought Si was so neat. Simon Peter flashed a winning smile and served up hot dog meat.
So
let this be an inspiration to all you Disciples-to-be. To walk with them across the desert, all you've gotta see Is
that Discipline is a state of mind, so chill and rock with me, And maybe on that someday soon you can rock with Simon P.
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