The Wonder Years
The Wonder Years - I Won't Say The Lord's Prayer lyrics
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It's a series of bars, thrift stores and churches lining the streets While women with gold crosses push kids into half-formed beliefs And if Lord was righteous, I think I'd rather not be We lean on fences built from out-dated morality It's a gang mentality, it's a dangerous thing They don't ask you to think, just to repeat after me And assume you're too careless to look at it critically You'll stop progress if it contradicts what you're told to believe And I refuse to spend life on my knees These billboards that flaunt these scare tactics Make me think you're only good if you're afraid of being punished Every single Sunday, church bells wake me up But it's never enough to pull me out of bed The church on Main Street has got it's doors painted red And I guess it's so the Angel of Death passes over it On it's way to get gas The church on Broad Street has got a neon sign that says "Jesus Save Me" And I guess it's so God can see from where he is in the cheap seats I refuse to spend life on my knees And I won't let Somebody else (somebody else) Somebody else (somebody else) Make my decisions for me If we're all just Christians or Lions Then I think I'd rather be on the side with sharper teeth I don't need saving