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Holy Water
03:56
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I use my Bible as a holy coaster
And rest my drink on a pile of quotes
Take a sip of my holy water
A bottle of gin and a Diet Coke
If a man of faith can walk on water with the power of Christ
I shouldn't even be able to skate on ice
Well the Egyptian gods were fake we know
We don't build pyramids anymore
The Aztecs would kill you to make it rain
Crazy or not we just want to be saved
I just got bit by a serpent today
I decided not to fight it so the venom inlaid
Would maybe help me jog my brain
While it cut up all my veins
My heart has been pumping and dissolving my brain
My heart's been pumping and dissolving my brain
My head has been abandoned and I'm lost underneath
I was forced to be here I'll be forced to go
They say the walls of my coffin can't contain my soul
There's a man who loves me and a heaven as well
If my head can't wrap around that then he'll send me to hell
When I feel the way you made me
Feel the urges that you give me
You can't seem to answer me
So I won't pretend to understand you
My heart's been pumping and dissolving my brain
My head has been abandoned and I'm lost underneath
So let me in
And take away the head you gave me
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Epiphany (Staind Cover)
04:21
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