
A spoken-word piece about a charismatic healer who performs miracles for crowds. The narrator sees through the act, demanding the Miracle Man show something genuinely new and just instead of relying on spectacle and belief.
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He's a pretender who didn't get enough love. Miracle Man, show me something new if you want me to believe in the things you do. Show me you're following a path that's just. Maybe I'll think twice before I call your bluff. Once I saw the Miracle Man A miracle man with a crowd up on the hill, using one of his charms to heal a man who'd taken ill. The faces of the people were filled with fascination while off in the distance I watched his phony presentation. Miracle Man, show me something new. If you want me to believe in the things you do, show me you're following a path that's just. Maybe I'll think twice before I call your bluff. If you see the miracles, you don't need a Miracle Man. But don't believe in a man because of the miracles he does. Miracle man, show me something new. If you want me to believe in the things you do, show me you're following a path that's just. Maybe I'll think twice before I call your bluff. Maybe I'll think twice.
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