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Politically Religious


You can’t watch, follow, or listen to that Those politics full of evil whether you’re Republican or a Democrat Don’t listen to those unholy people, they are no good Listen to the Bible, don’t question it, be a good Christian like you should This line between religion and politics, where is it? These political leaders, idolized and trusted He said to stay away from those sharp tongues you will see they are corrupted But I can’t help to be in awe of their eloquent words, and passionate gestures Who am I to follow? I feel trapped legalistically through my religion I feel trapped religiously through that politician Trapped no more, when you take the legalism away When you take away the so-called rules, He is still here loving you endlessly Take away the rules of the land, and you get chaos, relentlessly Leave the legalism and corruption to politics Leave the love and perfection to Him
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