I've made a fist but I cannot knock upon that door
Cause once I walk through it I won't be coming back no more
It's strange how everything can change oh, so very fast
Somewhere someone out there will always have the last laugh

Just say a prayer for me, in case I forget
And when you speak of me, don't say it in regret
Life's a grave, dig it

I'll put the noose around my neck
Will you get to me just in time?
I've got no reason left to live
But I've got a hundred to die
I'll put my hands together now
Hold them up to the sky
But there's no one to save me, yeah
Cause I know, God is a lie
God is a lie

Everyday I look at myself and I wonder why
I have written the soundtrack to the end of my life
And as I climb this ladder now it is certain I will fall
God, he must be deaf because he never heard me call

Just say a prayer for me, in case I forget
And when you speak of me, don't say it in regret
Life's a grave, dig it

I'll put the noose around my neck
Will you get to me just in time?
I've got no reason left to live
But I've got a hundred to die
I'll put my hands together now
Hold them up to the sky
But there's no one to save me, yeah
Cause I know, God is a lie
God is a lie

Somebody save me!

Just say a prayer for me, in case I forget
And when you speak of me, don't say it in regret
Life's a grave, dig it

I'll put the noose around my neck
Will you get to me just in time?
I've got no reason left to live
But I've got a hundred to die
I'll put my hands together now
Hold them up to the sky
But there's no one to save me, yeah
Cause I know, God is a lie
God is a lie


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    This album is fucking awesome...

    Disgorgeon April 24, 2005   Link
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    roger that

    Cpt. Yossarianon June 09, 2005   Link
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    I'll have to second to that,

    sdlaöjkkkkkkkkkkkkkdfon December 16, 2005   Link
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    ill third it

    SlipKnot538on June 30, 2006   Link
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    i'll fourth it. and this song is about a christian thats just realised god doesnt exist and is about to kill themselves.

    Maederon July 27, 2006   Link
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    The solo album is a lot more serious than anything the drag queens or murderdolls ever did with tracks like elect death for president, god is a lie, and a bullet named christ

    Dressed2Depresson July 30, 2006   Link
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    a serious wednesday song. never thought it was possible until I heard this.

    Somber_Eyeson September 19, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    Tis about suicide :)

    Art_Of_Drowningon January 14, 2007   Link
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    This is probably one of the most serious songs Wednesday has ever made! I don't think its about a Christian period losing faith. I think its just about someone (Most likely Wednesday) Just committing suicide and realizing God is a lie since no one has saved him yet ya know? But thats just me lol Its a damn good song! Then again most of his songs are

    tokorevon October 30, 2011   Link
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    you guys are stupid. this song is not about suicide. this song is not about a christian discvering that god is fake so he kills himself.

    this song is just plain and obvious its about wednesday 13 himself and he is telling his story about god. he doesnt believe in god. plain and simple

    filthgrinderon May 16, 2008   Link

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