Tim O'Brien [speaking]: This is a beautiful room to play in. I want to say how honored I am to be among this company here with all of you especially, and all the fellow musicians here at the summit, the Mandolin Summit here in Marshall. Thanks for making all of us so welcome. And here's one to whoever made this building.

O'Brien [playing and singing]: Well, if I was a sinner,
I'll tell you what I would do.
Well, I would quit my sinnin' and
I'd work on the building too.

I'm a-workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
For my Lord, for my Lord

It's a Holy Ghost building
It's a Holy Ghost building. Hallelujah.
Holy Ghost building
For my Lord, for my Lord [fiddle playing]

Well, if I was a drunkard
I'll tell you what I would do
I would quit my drinkin'
Well, I'd work on the building too

I'm a-workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
For my Lord, for my Lord

It's a Holy Ghost building
It's a Holy Ghost building. Hallelujah.
Holy Ghost building
For my Lord, for my Lord

[fiddle playing]

Well, if I was a gambling man
I'll tell you what I would do
I would quit my gambling ways
I'd work on the building too

I'm a-workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
For my Lord, for my Lord

It's a Holy Ghost building
It's a Holy Ghost building. Hallelujah.
Holy Ghost building
For my Lord, for my Lord.

[fiddle playing]

Well, if I was a preacher
I'll tell you what I would do
Well, I would go on preachin'
I'd work on the building too

I'm a-workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
I'm workin' on the building
For my Lord, for my Lord

It's a Holy Ghost building
It's a Holy Ghost building. Hallelujah.
It's a Holy Ghost building
For my Lord, for my Lord.

[applause]

O'Brien [speaking]: Thank you very much.