We have to let you know we go to church once in a while, too, you know, and so we're going to try to sing you a hymn.I remember a long time ago when I was a little boy, me and my mama went to our state of the past, grabbing our potatoes,and she was just singing this song that morning, and she just got so filled up.I didn't know, I remember five years old, maybe, somewhere right in there.I didn't know what was wrong with mama, I just didn't understand nothing.I talked to my sister about it, and she got me straight.So she was singing this song about, got oil in your vessel, got your lamp trimmed and burning, robed and ready, waiting for the bridegroom to come.So I thought maybe we'd try to sing that for you this evening.We're going to try to sing you a hymn this evening.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Must Jesus bear this cross alone, and all the world go free?No, there is a cross for everyone, and there is a cross for me.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.Well, I once was lost, but now I'm found. I was blind, but now I see.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Well, I got oil in my vessel, and my lamp trimmed and burning, want to be ready when the bridegroom come.Thank you. Thank you a lot. That's all. Thank you, thank you.