The Paul Thorn Church
Posted in Odds & Ends on June 16th, 2008 by Paul ThornLast night I did a show in Louisville, Kentucky. There were about 250 people in attendance. About 67 of those people bought a copy of my new CD A LONG WAY FROM TUPELO. Without even realizing the positive equal sign of their purchase, those fortunate humans have unknowingly bought their way out of hell. Yes, that’s right friends, when you lay your $15.00 down on the merchandise table and I personalize it with my Anointed Sharpie, your name is automatically written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.
Most organized religions charge you 10% of your gross income plus extras in exchange for recycled politically correct sermons and obligatory phone calls, or counterfeit concern when your Aunt Martha falls and breaks her hip on the kitchen floor. Say goodbye to stale, unscrutinized tradition and join the Paul Thorn Church.
Here’s how it works - I come into your town once a year and you buy a ticket to my show. You will also need to buy an extra ticket for a friend who’s never heard of me and bring them too. This is called spreading the gospel but there can be a down-side. If you allow your friends to burn copies of my music, all of your former good deeds will be erased from God’s memory and you and all your cheap-assed good time pals will forever be burned in the lake of fire.
Here are some of the many benefits of joining the Paul Thorn Church…
- You will be able to sleep in every Sunday for the rest of your life. No more dozing off in the pew. Stay home and drink coffee in your underware. BE BLESSED!!
- The Bible says “All things in moderation” so why not excess in moderation? Hire a limo for the night and get completely hammered as I sing your troubles away. Don’t forget to drink plenty of water the day of the show to avoid dehydration from too many shots of Patron.
- Most importantly, you will learn to take a couple of aspirin before you stumble off to bed so the next morning you will not feel the obvious damage you did to your liver the night before.
Join with me as I spread the good news. Your may ask, “Paul, what is the good news?” Well, to be honest, I really don’t know, but in the mean time let’s all believe together that every single word that comes out of my mouth is a divine utterance.
Best regards from your reluctant leader,
P.T.