In a good world
In a bad place
In a good world
In a bad place

There's a gun cocked and pointed at my head
I could stop this if I heard what he just said
I was trying not to look him in the face
In a good world
In a bad place

In a good world
In a bad place
In a good world
In a bad place

Now who's this man?
I want to take a peek
So I turn around and he says to me,
"Man, I did you wrong
But don't lose your faith
It's a good world
But this is a bad place"

This is bad
This is just so bad
You're friends with the devil
At least you know what you have
And what do I get for being good from the start?
Gospel music, gospel music, gospel music

And beyond the white light
Is whatever you want
You don't come alive just to leave alone
So long as I'm right I can do what I please
But nobody knows what nobody sees

In a good world
In a bad place
In a good world
In a bad place

Saw his head drop
So I turned and I ran
And the gun locked, exploded in his hand
And I felt like I finally got a break
In a good world
In a bad place

And around the corner
There's this old man
He pretends he's blind
He puts out his hand
He pretends he's crazy
So you spare your change
In a good world
In a bad place

This is bad
This is just so bad
You're friends with the devil
At least you know what you have
And what do I get for being good from the start?
Gospel music, gospel music, gospel music

And beyond the white light
Is whatever you want
You don't come alive just to leave alone
So long as I'm right I can do what I please
But nobody knows what nobody sees

And the wind blows up from the atmosphere
Blows this cold dust and we're frozen here
And we're frozen here
And we're frozen here
And we're frozen here

And beyond the white light
Is whatever you want
You don't come alive just to leave alone
So long as I'm right I can do what I please
But nobody knows what nobody sees

Beyond the white light
Is whatever you want
You don't come alive just to leave alone
So long as I'm right I can do what I please
But nobody knows what nobody sees
Gospel music, gospel music, gospel music


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