Please Mr Gunman

Album: Digital Garbage (2018)
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  • Please Mr. Gunman
    Before you go out on your spree
    Please Mr. Gunman
    I'd like to make a humble request
    Before you kill us, dead forever
    Please Mr. Gunman, consider our after-life

    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church

    At the mall
    We'll consume our material things
    In our school
    We're learning evolution
    Inside the nightclub, we are drunk with pleasure

    At church on Sunday
    We pray for forgiveness
    At church on Sunday
    We pray for forgiveness
    In church on Sunday
    We're ready to go to heaven

    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church

    Please Mr. Gunman
    Since there's no stopping you
    Please Mr. Gunman
    Don't be an inconsiderate prick

    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church
    We'd rather die in church
    Where my God, to be
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