Fast Food Religion
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Fast Food Religion
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People talk about angels
You see them on TV
Every store has them on their shelves
So do magazines
A little piece of heaven
Sold to you and me
But there's a hidden danger
Somebody doesn't want you to see
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Some pray to angels
Some send their prayers to the stars
Don't let the angels replace God
They've watered the message down hard
And fast food religion is hot
They sold a guardian angel
To a man who was in need
The box said, If you don't relieve a blessing
Try again indeed
It comes with free instructions
And a money-back guarantee
(chorus)
Angels are everywhere
Any kind you want
Some are very beautiful
But don't make them something they're not
(chorus)
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Three Crosses performs "Fast Food Religion", and this lyric page sits inside the Three Crosses catalog on LyroVerse.
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