Honestly one of the final good moments of Flander's character, its up there with the "put on a happy face" scene. POssibly the last true genuinely touching moment of the show in general.
Rachel Jordan: In a motel room in Delacroix, I was drinkin' like a Dartmouth boy, And thinkin' 'bout the wrong turns that I took. Well, I woke up on the puke-green floor, And opened up a dresser drawer, Lookin' for a bottle, But instead I found a book. Lenny: She's talkin' about the bible. Carl: So? She's good-lookin', shut up. Lenny: You shut up. Rachel Jordan: A book about a man, A book about the dude who lives above, A book about a man, Who drives a pickup full of sweet sweet love. Now, if you think He doesn't care, Or maybe that He isn't there, It's not too late To see how wrong you are. So when your soul has gone astray, Just let God be your Triple-A, He'll tow you to salvation And He'll overhaul your heart.
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 Would it be alright if I have Queen Elsa Brown (from the "Frozen" saga) sing HER cover of this very touching song to her younger sister Queen Anna Brown (ALSO from the "Frozen" saga) in a fan-fiction I've been working on, to make Queen Anna Brown feel better about what happened to her last year when Snow White scarred her face just the way Princess Looma Redwynd (from the series "Ben 10 Omniverse") did to Queen Elsa Brown's face nearly nine years ago? I say Queen Elsa Brown should. Just to make her sister Queen Anna Brown feel better about all of this, that is. This is MY opinion in ALL of this, and it has been for a year now. Thanks in advance, my friend.
The difference between season 11 era and 20+ era is the 20+ era would not help themselves from making some jab at Christians. Here they just wrote a song true to the character.
I always thought this song was a really wholesome way to let people who were struggling with their faith know that God has not abandoned them, and it's funny that it came from the Simpsons.
Does anyone else wish they had brought rachel l back for more episodes in the show (apart from the praise land) ? I did like ned and edna together, but I honestly thought rachel and med had potential.
I always watched the Simpsons in Spanish from Spain and this part was a bit different... Lenny: She's talking about the bible. Carl: So? She's good looking, shuddap. In Spanish (free re-translation)... Lenny: She's talking about the bible. Carl: Who cares? She's super hot anyway.
Some dropouts must have overpowered the reverend. This is a love song about a dude I met in a sleazy motel. - [ Gasps ] - A dude named God. Oh. In a motel room in Delacroix I was drinking like a Dartmouth boy -#And thinking 'bout the wrong turns that I took # -[ Snoring ] Well, I woke up on the puke-green floor And opened up a dresser drawer Lookin' for a bottle but instead, I found a book She's talking about the Bible. - So? She's good-lookin'. Shut up. - You shut up. A book about a man A book about the dude who lives above A book about a man Who drives a pickup full of sweet, sweet love - ## [ Humming ] - [ Clattering ] Now if you think he doesn't care Or maybe that he isn't there #It's not too late to see how wrong you are # So when your soul has gone astray Just let God be your triple A He'll tow you to salvation And he'll overhaul your heart Glad you made it, Ned. I knew he would! [ Grunts ] I'll be right back, boys. I've gotta go help that lady. - Homer, you help too. - I toileth not on ye Sabbath, woman! - A pox on thee! - [ Groans ] - [ Grunts ] - [ Grunts ] [ Sighs ] That was a lovely song. - It really got to me. Read more: www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tv-show=the-simpsons&episode=s11e14
Season 11 really felt like it could have been the final season A lot of character arcs were summarised, especially this episode with Ned's faith and good nature being challenged one last time in such a brutal manner only to pull through yet again
Contemporary Christian music maybe,but some old gospel music is some of the best music I've heard. I remember walking past the Shiloh Baptist church in my hometown as a kid and hearing the people singing great rhythmic catchy songs and thinking ' every church I've been to is dull compared with that one ' . I never went there because I just assumed you had to be African American to go there . Looking back now they probably would have welcomed me , althoughit probably would have seemed weird to people in those days
@@Cincinnatus1869have you gone to one since? If you felt moved by the music it’s not too late to check out a gospel church, you might really like it! You remembered how much you liked it for years so it obviously had quite the effect on you.
It was made for the show. The character who sings it is the lead of the fictional band Kovenant. I recently found they titled the song, "He's the Man". Here's info on a Simpson's wiki: simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/He%27s_the_Man
Dude. I was so close to agreeing with you until you said the stupid ass "don't be an atheist" line. Shut up. There's nothing wrong and sad about not believing in a god. We fucking respect you and your beliefs so respect ours asshole.
@@Murzolith It really doesn't work well to describe someone's beliefs as "stupid ass" and tell them to "shut up" and call them an "asshole" ... in the same breath as virtue signaling about respecting beliefs other than your own. Billy was far more respectful of different beliefs than you were.
"This is a love song about a dude I met in a sleazy motel"
*gasp*
"A dude called God"
*ooooh*
does that indicate that Ned and Rachel had already met, in a sleazy hotel and Ned thought *he* is that dude, she wants to sing about?
Nope, they hadn't met yet.
Flanders is scandalized because she sounds like she's about to tell everyone about a one night stand.
I'm feeling just like Ned in this episode. A girl i used to be friends with doesn't want me anymore. So I'm a "widower"
@Mariana Frusciante now i have a normal wife and that girl i mentioned 2 years ago is dead now.
@@kaldesyzdi595 that is a beautiful love story! Did you murder her or did she just die?
Am I wrong for saying this is one of the brighter moments of the show when it was facing a decline?
Season 11 was a legend compared to season 14 onwards.
S14 is when it fell
No, you’re completely right. Seasons 11-12 had some (very) deeply buried gems, before the show completely died.
Season 11 is where it ends for me :D
This episode is terrible but the song is great
Honestly one of the final good moments of Flander's character, its up there with the "put on a happy face" scene. POssibly the last true genuinely touching moment of the show in general.
Lies again? God Dude
Rachel Jordan:
In a motel room in Delacroix,
I was drinkin' like a Dartmouth boy,
And thinkin' 'bout the wrong turns that I took.
Well, I woke up on the puke-green floor,
And opened up a dresser drawer,
Lookin' for a bottle,
But instead I found a book.
Lenny:
She's talkin' about the bible.
Carl:
So? She's good-lookin', shut up.
Lenny:
You shut up.
Rachel Jordan:
A book about a man,
A book about the dude who lives above,
A book about a man,
Who drives a pickup full of sweet sweet love.
Now, if you think He doesn't care,
Or maybe that He isn't there,
It's not too late
To see how wrong you are.
So when your soul has gone astray,
Just let God be your Triple-A,
He'll tow you to salvation
And He'll overhaul your heart.
Omg! It's almost like we watched the same video!
I always wished they developed Ned and Rachel's character dynamic more.
This gets stuck in my head at least once month.
Same
Her voice sounds really good :o
It's Shawn Colvin
She’s an actual singer
@@WuSezer From Elmopalooza?
I wish they'd made a whole long song of it
She won an Emmy.
This is the most beautiful song and I love it
I play this song over and over again she is a fantastic singer
my favorite episode, because of the message it has
It's a really beautiful song.
It's not, it's Simpsons satire.
@@Steve-yx1xj It's both.
@@strawberrysoulforever8336 Would it be alright if I have Queen Elsa Brown (from the "Frozen" saga) sing HER cover of this very touching song to her younger sister Queen Anna Brown (ALSO from the "Frozen" saga) in a fan-fiction I've been working on, to make Queen Anna Brown feel better about what happened to her last year when Snow White scarred her face just the way Princess Looma Redwynd (from the series "Ben 10 Omniverse") did to Queen Elsa Brown's face nearly nine years ago? I say Queen Elsa Brown should. Just to make her sister Queen Anna Brown feel better about all of this, that is. This is MY opinion in ALL of this, and it has been for a year now. Thanks in advance, my friend.
@@marchartley2457 I...guess?
Amen to this song. 🙌 ✝️
"she's talking about the Bible"
"So she's good looking shut up"
"You shut up."
She reminds me a Dolly Parton with brown hair
Love the song and how Bart seemed to like it too!!!
As a religious man who loves country this song hits so well in so many places
You know,that song inspired Ned how he feels about himself after he lost Maude by that accident.
Beautiful song, and I'm not even religious.
Darkstar2likewise
so? she's good look, shut up
Me neither but it is kinda touching to see the comfort that faith brings to Stupid Flanders .
Darkstar263, has since become a Protestant young-Earth creationist.
@@hoangoquang1152 you shut up
This episode is so sad
Great song and as a kid made an upsetting episode have a happy ending.
I had a Simpsons CD with music. This was on loop one time all night when I would go to bed every night during middle school!!! Takes me back.
electric guitars in church o my gosh the drop outs must of over powered the Reverend
I mean I'm not even religious but I think that is one of the best songs I've heard and it made ned feel better about losing his wife
Shame there wasn't a full length version
she's got nothing on lurleen lumpkin
The difference between season 11 era and 20+ era is the 20+ era would not help themselves from making some jab at Christians. Here they just wrote a song true to the character.
do you not realise they're taking the piss out of your beliefs ?
I always thought this song was a really wholesome way to let people who were struggling with their faith know that God has not abandoned them, and it's funny that it came from the Simpsons.
LOL at Homer sleeping through the song
Does anyone else wish they had brought rachel l back for more episodes in the show (apart from the praise land) ?
I did like ned and edna together, but I honestly thought rachel and med had potential.
Ned I mean
I like this music. I have it in my playlist(cinema and TV music)
I wish there was a full version
Wow love this song!!!
I really like all Simpsons songs!
Just heard this really brightened my morning 😊😊
Shawn Colvin
I always watched the Simpsons in Spanish from Spain and this part was a bit different...
Lenny: She's talking about the bible.
Carl: So? She's good looking, shuddap.
In Spanish (free re-translation)...
Lenny: She's talking about the bible.
Carl: Who cares? She's super hot anyway.
Blasphem! XD
That still has the same meaning, it's just a little differently worded
Her voice sounds super
I Love this
This is the only song from this show that I prefer in Spanish, "El libro que encontré"
No, está mejor en ingles
@@bolofel both are good.
@@bolofel No
@@karibulsara6204 sí
@@bolofel no
Ned always has a miracle go for him whenever he's losing faith
Such a good tune man
I love this song :) cause of one reason
What do you think the reason is
this song reminds me of "the gambler" by Johnny Cash
I agree, but it was by Kenny Rogers, not Johnny Cash
I just saw this episode.
Wow what a coincidence.
R.I.P. Captain Phil Harris
1956-2010
This reminds me of that song from Between The Lions about two vowels walking.
like this song
I wish the relationship between Ned and Rachel had been explored a bit more
Some dropouts must have overpowered the reverend. This is a love song about a dude I met in a sleazy motel. - [ Gasps ] - A dude named God. Oh. In a motel room in Delacroix I was drinking like a Dartmouth boy -#And thinking 'bout the wrong turns that I took # -[ Snoring ] Well, I woke up on the puke-green floor And opened up a dresser drawer Lookin' for a bottle but instead, I found a book She's talking about the Bible. - So? She's good-lookin'. Shut up. - You shut up. A book about a man A book about the dude who lives above A book about a man Who drives a pickup full of sweet, sweet love - ## [ Humming ] - [ Clattering ] Now if you think he doesn't care Or maybe that he isn't there #It's not too late to see how wrong you are # So when your soul has gone astray Just let God be your triple A He'll tow you to salvation And he'll overhaul your heart Glad you made it, Ned. I knew he would! [ Grunts ] I'll be right back, boys. I've gotta go help that lady. - Homer, you help too. - I toileth not on ye Sabbath, woman! - A pox on thee! - [ Groans ] - [ Grunts ] - [ Grunts ] [ Sighs ] That was a lovely song. - It really got to me.
Read more: www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tv-show=the-simpsons&episode=s11e14
Thank you for the lyrics!
:)
this is actually a bop tho lmao
It was a great episode
Wow I can listen to her voice all night long bed time
00:17 Flanders reaction when she says the song is about a dude she met in a sleazy motel.
I can get behind this gospel music
ABUCABARAMEEEEN
Season 11 really felt like it could have been the final season
A lot of character arcs were summarised, especially this episode with Ned's faith and good nature being challenged one last time in such a brutal manner only to pull through yet again
What a song
He gets wooed by a country rocker at a church.
That sure brought him out of his funk.
Первый комментарий на русском: классная песня 👍
Согласен
Shawn Colvin performing.
Very catchy song lol
This song is catchy
This could have been THE perfect woman for Ned
its actually better than most religuos songs
Technically the organ player was away so they had to do a folk rock song.
Surprised Ned didn't marry her
Lenny and Carl are gay for each other.
You're gay for Hans Moleman.
No Carl has a girlfriend and Lenny has a wife, or maybe it's the other way around. But they aren't gay.
@Chris Smalls HM: Please, you're stressing me. Seriously. xD
Is this a real song? I love it! Stuck in my head since my childhood ❤️
It’s not, it’s just something the writers made up for the this episode, but you can download it on Apple Music! 🙂
Kinda depressing that this parody song is actually better than 99% of all Christian music
Contemporary Christian music maybe,but some old gospel music is some of the best music I've heard. I remember walking past the Shiloh Baptist church in my hometown as a kid and hearing the people singing great rhythmic catchy songs and thinking ' every church I've been to is dull compared with that one ' .
I never went there because I just assumed you had to be African American to go there . Looking back now they probably would have welcomed me , althoughit probably would have seemed weird to people in those days
@@Cincinnatus1869have you gone to one since? If you felt moved by the music it’s not too late to check out a gospel church, you might really like it! You remembered how much you liked it for years so it obviously had quite the effect on you.
Yeah, this is folk rock done by Shawn Colvin.
Sounds like Between the Lions When Two Vowels Go Walking
I don't know if anyone can answer this. But I'd like to play this. Does anyone know the guitar chords used in this song?
Who voiced her?
A folk rock song about Christianity which Ned Flanders stumbles upon.
Shawn Colvin
Number of the episode/season plss???
Is there a full version of the song?
full song ?
At first I thought it was Shania Twain on the Simpsons 😂
awwweee she's right cute xx♥
صوته يدخل في لڨلب 🏵😍
You can always trust the Simpsons writers to take it to Dartmouth and Yale…
Relative of Lurleen?
Funny and good😃
my sis is the best friend
oooooo
I´m learning english but I cant understand what does she mean with the words " Triple-A " someone could help me?
Triple A is a roadside assistance company you can pay for in case of emergency.
Maude flanders resurrected
She wouldve stayed with Ned.
She's no Lurleen.
Is this based off a country song?
It was so lame that even Flanders loved it.
can anyone recommend me songs like this one!
Does this song exist in real life?
It was made for the show. The character who sings it is the lead of the fictional band Kovenant. I recently found they titled the song, "He's the Man". Here's info on a Simpson's wiki:
simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/He%27s_the_Man
Is this also the voice of Lurleen Lumpkin?
No, Beverly D'Angelo voiced her. This is Shawn Colvin.
Dude 😂
✒️matter💥🔫🧤maddie and🎓god
When the Simpsons were so good they could even make Christian rock sound good
Guess you haven’t heard of Skillet...
@@cbgg1585 He said GOOD. 😆
00:24
00:54
Is better the song in latino
I this song is OK. But don't compare to Faith +1.
Aaand then he fucked it up
Nice, but I still believe no one.
I don't care if you're christian, muslim, jewish or deist. The important thing is to believe in god. Don't be an atheist, it's so wrong and sad.
Dude. I was so close to agreeing with you until you said the stupid ass "don't be an atheist" line. Shut up. There's nothing wrong and sad about not believing in a god. We fucking respect you and your beliefs so respect ours asshole.
@@Murzolith It really doesn't work well to describe someone's beliefs as "stupid ass" and tell them to "shut up" and call them an "asshole" ... in the same breath as virtue signaling about respecting beliefs other than your own. Billy was far more respectful of different beliefs than you were.
The sad, wrong thing is believing in something just because you're told to.
what's worse is telling people what to believe, you can't tell then what to believe or what to not.
I believe in God but I don't care if others don't. That's their buisness.
This is exactly the kind of songs they sing in those cheezy 'cowboy churches'. 😆😆😆 #lame
You're the lame one. It's a cool song and it shows the range of The Simpsons.