I want to know what he means by “sometimes I think that preacher man would like to do a little walking to”. I’m sure I’m not perfect on that but that phrase has always stuck with me. Does it mean he thinks the preacher wants to walk away sometimes? Take the parishioners money and run? Never got that line
@mooncricke could it be that "walking" is a metaphor for the carefree life he has?? That is perhaps the preacher wishes he didn't need to "sell" and "want" from others ... instead walk the life of the narrator ... "But I ain't asking nobody for nothin'"???
@mooncricke could it be that "walking" is a metaphor for the carefree life he has?? That is perhaps the preacher wishes he didn't need to "sell" and "want" from others ... instead walk the life of the narrator ... "But I ain't asking nobody for nothin'"???
I want to know what he means by “sometimes I think that preacher man would like to do a little walking to”. I’m sure I’m not perfect on that but that phrase has always stuck with me. Does it mean he thinks the preacher wants to walk away sometimes? Take the parishioners money and run? Never got that line
@mooncricke could it be that "walking" is a metaphor for the carefree life he has?? That is perhaps the preacher wishes he didn't need to "sell" and "want" from others ... instead walk the life of the narrator ... "But I ain't asking nobody for nothin'"???
@mooncricke could it be that "walking" is a metaphor for the carefree life he has?? That is perhaps the preacher wishes he didn't need to "sell" and "want" from others ... instead walk the life of the narrator ... "But I ain't asking nobody for nothin'"???