Somewhere in Vietnam   A nineteen year old soldier stumbled from a bar room   He said, "I must be seeing things   That bourbon hit me like a baseball bat"      In Belfast, Ireland   A little lady dropped her shovel in her garden   As she raced across her yard   And asked her neighbor, Mrs. Clancy, "What was that?"      In Memphis, Tennesse   A teacher raised the window closest to the river   And the children in her classroom   Swore they heard a choir singin' down the street      In Washington, D.C.   A private secretary's lips began to quiver   And the President just put aside some papers   And rose quickly to his feet      And I lay in a cheap motel   In the arms of someone else's woman   When a loud explosion rocked the room   And turned the morning into night      And I jumped out of bed   And ran into the street with hardly any clothes on   And as the sky lit up   My heart stood still and I could feel my face turn white      All at once the clouds rolled back   And there stood Jesus Christ in all his glory   And I realized the saddest eyes I'd ever seen   Were lookin' straight at me      I guess I was awakened   By the penetrating sound of my own screaming   It didn't take me long to stumble out of bed   Fall down on my knees      As tears rolled down my face   I cried "Dear God, I'm thankful I was only dreaming   And if I never go to hell, Lord   It will be because You scared it out of me"