The Religious Song
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The Religious Song
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Going to curch on Sunday
Worshipping the lord
Singing hymns on Sunday
Jesus Christ I’m bored
Hold up your hands
Hold up your hands
Praise the Lord O god I’m bored
Going to curch on Sunday
Sitting in the pews
Singing psalms on Sunday
What’s the latest news
Going to curch on Sunday
Listening to the Rev
Hearing prayers on sundays
What’s the latest news
Going to curch on Sunday
Filled with benediction
Charity on Sunday
Oh! Here comes the collection
Hold up your hands
Hold up your hands
Pay for the lord oh god I’m bored
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Mark Faggos Skasters performs "The Religious Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Faggos Skasters catalog on LyroVerse.
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