The Godless Fool
from All Saints' Day 2011 by A bit Much
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"The Third Wheel" Comic w/ Compact Disc
Drawn by Meghan Chiampa with a story by A. B. Much, this tract explores the pains of losing the woman you love to the most heavenly lady's man to grace the Earth with His presence.
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When you're gone the sky hangs low
A host of locusts beat against the window
And the Mystic's high on blood, the banks are overflown
I paint my door post lamb red but still I can't help my own
I can't live without your voice, yeah, that's that the kind of thing they say
Even non-believers are known to kneel down and pray
When you're near I can feel the shame
I'm standing bare before you, only you know my name
And I would turn to salt if ever you met my eye
I know there's no blame, there's no fault if you've gone on to one of your other guys
Well, it pains me to leave you, still I can't find no way to stay
Even bald blasphemers are known to kneel down and pray
We're both here, though there's no having you
We're both here, oh I don't wanna hear the ugly truth
I know the best way to lose, stone drunk on my own harlotry
There is a great multitude for whom there is no more suffering
I can't live in your ignorance, still only I can say
For you, even the godless fool would kneel down and pray
A host of locusts beat against the window
And the Mystic's high on blood, the banks are overflown
I paint my door post lamb red but still I can't help my own
I can't live without your voice, yeah, that's that the kind of thing they say
Even non-believers are known to kneel down and pray
When you're near I can feel the shame
I'm standing bare before you, only you know my name
And I would turn to salt if ever you met my eye
I know there's no blame, there's no fault if you've gone on to one of your other guys
Well, it pains me to leave you, still I can't find no way to stay
Even bald blasphemers are known to kneel down and pray
We're both here, though there's no having you
We're both here, oh I don't wanna hear the ugly truth
I know the best way to lose, stone drunk on my own harlotry
There is a great multitude for whom there is no more suffering
I can't live in your ignorance, still only I can say
For you, even the godless fool would kneel down and pray
credits
from
All Saints' Day 2011, track
released 02 December 2011
Clinton Graham - vocals, electric guitar
Abram Taber - electric bass, vocals
The Zoogie Brothers - drums
Tim Lillis - Fender Rhodes, organ
Bryan Murphy - trumpet
Susan Putnins - vocals
Clinton Graham - vocals, electric guitar
Abram Taber - electric bass, vocals
The Zoogie Brothers - drums
Tim Lillis - Fender Rhodes, organ
Bryan Murphy - trumpet
Susan Putnins - vocals
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Rock 'n' Roll is not dead.
No, my friends, it's just approaching that time of life appallingly similar to death: middle age. And A bit Much is Rock 'n' Roll's mid-life crisis.
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