(Don't Need) Religion
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(Don't Need) Religion
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I don't need no blind belief
I don't need no comic relief
I don't need to see the scars
I don't need Jesus Christ Superstar
Don't need Sunday Television
Ya bet your life I don't need religion
And I tell you something else
I don't need no time for prayer
Don't save no knee-pads for me up there
If your head's alright, ya don't need binoculars to see the light
Ya don't need no miracle vision
Ya bet your life you don't need religion
I don't need no Santa Claus
And I don't believe in fairies no more
I don't need to go to confession
I'm already trying to fight depression
I don't need no exorcism
Bet ya life I don't need religion
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