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Black Sabbath ~ Eternal Idol


No one said it had to be this way Why are we the victims of their Final word Dying world is killing us so slowly I believe no god may save us now Can't you see what i see Sinners say your prayers tonite Your judgement day is here Child tomorrow will die, not even Born jesus our questions He never seems to hear Dying for the answers may be The price we pay, to find the Key to our lives Is there a heaven is there A hell Who's this god, tell me there's No god above, why We chose what lord, deep Within our souls He's not one thing We are his spirit We could save this world From destruction day Can't you see what i see You and i victims of Their word As the master of power Try to poison our world Greed money taken over Their souls, you're Just mechanical brains Politicians don't know Just don't know We can chance this world we Live in, don't let it die more free lyrics

No one said it had to be this way
Why are we the victims of their
Final word
Dying world is killing us so slowly
I believe no god may save us now

Can't you see what i see
Sinners say your prayers tonite
Your judgement day is here

Child tomorrow will die, not even
Born jesus our questions
He never seems to hear
Dying for the answers may be
The price we pay, to find the
Key to our lives
Is there a heaven is there
A hell
Who's this god, tell me there's
No god above, why
We chose what lord, deep
Within our souls
He's not one thing
We are his spirit
We could save this world
From destruction day

Can't you see what i see
You and i victims of
Their word
As the master of power
Try to poison our world
Greed money taken over
Their souls, you're
Just mechanical brains
Politicians don't know
Just don't know
We can chance this world we
Live in, don't let it die

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