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Boy George ~ Evil Is So Civilised


evil is so civilised Far out across the rooftops Where the televisions sleep Behind the perfect picture Lie fanfitical beliefs White sheets and burning crosses Strange fruit, blood on the land Free will twisted religion Do you love your fellow man Sometimes i cry Sometimes i weep Sometimes i cry 'cause evil is so civilised Weak minds and shallow prophets Send your money and spare your doom Fear rides the silver bullet From the pulpit to the womb Death on the blood red clay Under the texas moon Queer killers, redneck saints Oh god i pray for you You make me run from god You make me terrified I pray the lord your soul to keep I hope you wake before you die more free lyrics

evil is so civilised

Far out across the rooftops
Where the televisions sleep
Behind the perfect picture
Lie fanfitical beliefs
White sheets and burning crosses
Strange fruit, blood on the land
Free will twisted religion
Do you love your fellow man

Sometimes i cry
Sometimes i weep
Sometimes i cry
'cause evil is so civilised

Weak minds and shallow prophets
Send your money and spare your doom
Fear rides the silver bullet
From the pulpit to the womb
Death on the blood red clay
Under the texas moon
Queer killers, redneck saints
Oh god i pray for you

You make me run from god
You make me terrified
I pray the lord your soul to keep
I hope you wake before you die

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