Yeah, got me another god
Got me another god
Got me another god
Got me another god
Yeah

Got me, well, another god
Got me, well, another god
Got me, well, another god
That I cannot depend on

Got me, well, another law
Got me another law
Got me, yeah, another law
That I cannot depend on

You are the bigger man
I live in acid rain
And count the days in song
Until you come and play

New god!
New god!

Got me, well, another love
Got me, well, another love
Got me, well, another love
That I cannot depend on

Got me, well, another gun
Got me, well, another gun
Got me another gun
That I cannot depend on

You are the bigger man
I live in acid rain
And count the days in song
Until you come and play

New god is
New hope is
New god is
New hope

Yeah!

Got me, well, another god
Got me, well, another god
Got me another god
That I cannot depend on

No need for my big old gun
No need for my big old gun
No need for my big old gun
I don't have to depend on

You are the bigger man
I live in acid rain
And count the days in song
Until you come and play

New god is
New hope is
New god is
New hope

It's a new god, yeah
So what are you gonna do about it?

New god!
New god!
New god!
New god!
New god!
New god!

Yeah... yeah


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