Page type: lyric reference
Artist: John Taylor
Canonical path: /john-taylor/203
Related lyric paths: 6
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2:03
Read 2:03 lyrics by John Taylor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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2:03
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Where is my god
the god that isn't here
the god that's only love
the god that's disappeared
Where is my god
the god that's everywhere
the god that looks so good
that god that's on the air
Where is my god
Where is my god
Where is my god
the god that lets me hear
the god that drives my car
the god that's in my ear
Where is my god
Where is my god
Where is my god
Where is my god
the god that's in her boots
the god that's in this food
the god that's only good
Where is my god
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