The holy water, the holy, holy water
Wash down over me
The holy water, the holy,holy water
Wash down over me
I’ve been wicked, yup,I’ve been wicked
Just the same as anyone
And now the clouds have gathered up above me
And I can’t see the sun
And I’m afraid of the
Karma Thunderbolt, Karma Thunderbolt
Karma Thunderbolt, Karma Thunderbolt

You gotta help me, please you gotta help me
I need someplace to hide
You gotta help me, please let me in
It’s not safe for me outside
That sky,it’s about to open up
And zap me to my bones
And I’m tired and there are too many miles
Between me and my home
Won’t you save me from the
Karma Thunderbolt, Karma Thunderbolt
Karma Thunderbolt, Karma Thunderbolt

It gonna get me, I know it gonna get me
And man it gonna hurt
It gonna get me, I know it gonna get me
Much more than I deserve
I’m tired of sleepin’ with one eye open
Just waitin’ for my fate
There comes a point when you just start hopin’
It gets here before it’s too late
Karma Thunderbolt, Karma Thunderbolt
Karma Thunderbolt, Karma Thunderbolt


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