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Artist: Coliseum
Canonical path: /coliseum/white-religion
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White Religion
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White Religion
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Not just the thought but the whole idea.
No just the pews that they gotta sweep onto the city.
God's plan be damned.
Not just the church, but the whole agenda.
White religion be damned.
Not just the fools but the fanatic right who kill for christ.
Not just the our voice they gotta strip us of our choice.
God's plan be damned.
Religious legislation swipes our rights, spells hatred.
God's plan be damed, undo the laws of man.
You don't own me
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