Name: I Don't Need No Religion
Duration: P00H03M40S
Description: By Ari Freeman

I Don't Need No Religion

from Blues Professor by Blues Professor

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I Don’t need no religion, me and satan get along fine
I Don’t need no religion, me and satan get along fine
You can listen to what your preacher says, I like to make up my own mind

Don’t need no immortal soul, I’m just as happy with one life
Don’t need no immortal soul, I’m just as happy with one life
If I could do it all again, it wouldn’t mean much anyhow

You can keep your Bible, I read the library instead
You can keep your Bible, I read the library instead
There’s more about the world than in one book can be read

Don’t worry ‘bout know sinning, I’d rather eat that knowing fruit
Don’t worry ‘bout know sinning, I’d rather eat that knowing fruit
Don’t need no rules when I’ve reasons for what I do

Don’t need no religion, me and satan get along fine
Don’t need no religion, me and satan get along fine
You can listen to what your preacher says, I like to make up my own mind

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from Blues Professor, track released October 7, 2016
Ari Freeman: Guitar, Bass, Drums, Vocals, Recording

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