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Bad Religion ~ Billy Gnosis


A crack developed and a name blew in Billy gnosis, weak and thin He moved to california to start a new life Because back in his hometown he just killed his wife Oh billy can't remember his name Billy gnosis was going insane And soaked in blue light he played and played I can still hear the sound he made... Billy burned his phone and blew up his car He sat and watched tv and played the guitar And read a book that made his head spin How could he have known that there were worms within? And the worms ate into his brain Through his eyes and through his ears they came They made a home so they could multiply And feed on billy's chemicals in paradise. more free lyrics

A crack developed and a name blew in
Billy gnosis, weak and thin
He moved to california to start a new life
Because back in his hometown he just killed his wife

Oh billy can't remember his name
Billy gnosis was going insane
And soaked in blue light he played and played
I can still hear the sound he made...

Billy burned his phone and blew up his car
He sat and watched tv and played the guitar
And read a book that made his head spin
How could he have known that there were worms within?
And the worms ate into his brain
Through his eyes and through his ears they came
They made a home so they could multiply
And feed on billy's chemicals in paradise.

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