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Audio Adrenaline ~ Church Punks


forget the politics and all the hypocrites you know the body's sick from religion, indecision, mediocrity you think you're too young you say you're too dumb wait 'til tomorrow comes but today is the day you've got to show the way (chorus) I say hey, now, now - we're callin' you out never back down - no fear, no doubt hey now, now - you can show us how you better get up 'cause we're callin' all church punks this is a call for a truth rebellion to all the people who hear, this is a call to make a stand, throw your fists up in the air (yeah) make up your mind - now is the time (chorus) more free lyrics

forget the politics and all the hypocrites
you know the body's sick from religion, indecision, mediocrity

you think you're too young
you say you're too dumb
wait 'til tomorrow comes
but today is the day you've got to show the way

(chorus)
I say hey, now, now - we're callin' you out
never back down - no fear, no doubt
hey now, now - you can show us how
you better get up 'cause we're callin' all church punks

this is a call for a truth rebellion
to all the people who hear, this is a call
to make a stand, throw your fists up in the air
(yeah) make up your mind - now is the time

(chorus)

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