Lyn Pendleton (december 26,1963 / Lodi)
Bubbles
Bubbles big and bubbles small
I wish that I could pop them all
their pious lies would finally fall
how nice without their bubbles
he thinks all day of things to say
like it's your fault cuz you don't pray
new shoes new shirt for judgement day
he's ready in his bubble
and she's right there with hateful glare
to tell you that the rod won't spare
the only way to get God's care
and live inside His bubble
but me I see I'll never be
among the'good'among the'free'
I'm lost in sin tossed out to sea
outside their giant bubble
bubbles big and bubbles small
I wish that I could pop them all
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