Don't Pray on Me

Bad Religion

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Intro :   (3x) A grizzly scene on my electron beam Told a story about human rights So all of King's horses and all of King's men Had a riot for two days and nights Well, the city exploded but the gates wouldn't open So the company asked him to quit Now everybody's equal   just don't measure it Well, Hanson did it to Hester And Mark David did it to John And maybe Jack did it to Marilyn But he did it to South Vietnam For beauty and glory For money, love, and country Now everybody's doing it Don't do that to me A bitter debate and a feminine fate Lie in tandem like two precious babes While the former gets warmer, it's the latter that matters Except on the nation's airwaves And custodians of public opinion stayed back After vainly discussing her rights Lay hands off her body It's not your fucking life Now I don't know what stopped Jesus Christ From turning every hungry stone into bread And I don't remember hearing how Moses reacted When the innocent first born sons lay dead Well, I guess God was a lot more demonstrative Back when he flamboyantly parted the sea Now everybody's praying Don't pray on me Said everybody's praying Don't pray on me

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