Lyrics

Pastor, pastor, please Why are you taking off your jeans? And your best Sunday shoes To show me what's underneath? There's still people in the pews And my mom's in the other room I don't know what you want me to do But she told me to listen to you Pastor, pastor, please I'm only nine, you're 52 And I thought you didn't believe That gays could be Christian too Listen, listen, listen, I swear this won't take long If you think this is right, then I'm fine with being wrong Turning nickels into dimes just to change my state of mind Turning nothing into something since I was only nine All the boomers say we're blind, all this shit is in our mind Go to church on Sunday morning and you should be feeling fine You should be feeling fine I did my time in the pews, I took the biblical abuse I sang the hymns when I didn't even want to I sat through the sermons To hear them say my friends would go to hell But if that's sinning Then send me straight to hell as well Then send me straight to hell as well Pastor, pastor, please Why is it that women shouldn't preach? And that there's parts of that book That you don't like to teach I'm not the only one confused 'Cause my mom's in the other room She scared of the things you do And said maybe not to listen to you I did my time in the pews, I took the biblical abuse I sang the hymns when I didn't even want to I sat through the sermons To hear them say my friends would go to hell But if that's sinning Then send me straight to hell as well Then send me straight to hell as well Then send me straight to hell as well
Writer(s): Bethany Blanchard, Joshua Humlie, Emmanuel Humlie Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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