| Somebody’s cousin’s dope-dealing neighbor’s best friend’s sister told me a story
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| About her burned-out roommate’s brother’s lover and this terrible thing that
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| happened to his auntie
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| In the middle of the night she was taken by hanger, middle of a rumble raging
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| right through her
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| She went to the Taco Zone and got a burrito, a quesadilla, and a side of chorizo
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| And then she saw the most horrible sight that she’s ever seen in her horrible
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| life
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| On the side of the burning quesadilla shell was the smiling face of Jesus Christ
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| She don’t have no time for having Jesus in her life
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| The only religion that she’s known is rock and roll
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| She don’t have no time for having Jesus in her life
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| The only religion that she’s known is rock and roll
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| Everybody wanted to know how he was, «Was he cool, was he chill,
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| was he cruel just because?
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| Did he condemn her life and all the choices she’s made or was he like,
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| ‘No worries, babe, get laid?'
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| Did he wrap her in a blanket of love from above, did he heal the hurt in her
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| heart with the touch of a dove?»
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| She said she didn’t even need to wait around to discover cause life’s too short
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| to believe in another
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| She don’t have no time for having Jesus in her life
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| The only religion that she’s known is rock and roll
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| She don’t have no time for having Jesus in her life
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| The only religion that she’s known is rock and roll |