| You’re up in my face, spitting and screaming
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| Your composure is gone, gone away
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| Calling me «fool» the insults abounding
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| And you’re shocked to find my mind hasn’t changed
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| You say God’s for the weak, if he exists
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| To punish man for the wrongs he has done
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| You’re simply a hindrance to those who are seeking
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| But in the heat of your pride you have overlooked…
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| His love
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| How could you be so very wrong?
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| (can't stop thinking it’s true…)
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| How could you miss it all along?
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| The sucker… was you
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| Allow for that possibility
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| Like you would expect from me
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| Could the wrong one, could it be you?
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| Is God not what you assume?
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| You say, «don't stereotype, don’t generalize me, I alone represent myself.»
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| But it’s o.k. |
| for you to do that to me?
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| Could it be that you don’t know me quite that well?
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| You live double-standard, the law of convenience
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| Such as the right to freedom of speech
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| Name any religion — you’ll take the lecture
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| But you’ll pull the plug once Jesus Christ is preached?
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| «it's o.k. |
| to speak beliefs, as long as I agree |
| Cencorship is wrong — but only if you censor me
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| I’m open to the truth, accepting of change
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| But not if that means repentance because they’re really not the same.»
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| You’ve taken my God and attempted to turn him
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| Into something you know he is not
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| (place one lie here and another one there
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| And then you’ve got a god with whom you can find fault)
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| But the fact still remains, and the flowers still fade
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| God is true and forever more
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| If you would open your heart and honstly seek
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| He would open your eyes and you would know the truth |