In God's Name

Once upon a time we had a Bible containing all the knowledge that we knew

And whatever it is you wanted to believe in, the Bible could tell you it was true.

Like if you thought that produce was demonic, The Tree of Knowledge helps to make that case.

However if you think that fruit is something groovy, Deuteronomy's got something to say.

Everybody worships gods in their own ways.

And everybody calls those gods by their own names.

And now upon a time we have the Internet, containing all the knowledge that we know.

And whatever it is you're wanting to believe in, the Internet will tell you that it's so.

Like if you think that pizza is a pizza, then the Internet can help you find some lunch.

But if you think that pizza is a code word for child prostitution, the Internet will tell ya to trust your gut.

Everybody worships gods in their own ways.

And everybody calls those gods by their own names.

So once upon a time man made a god to justify whatever he believes

And now upon a time he made some algorithms to feed him what he wants to eat.

But all he wants to eat is WebMD or its political equivalency.

Everybody worships gods in their own ways

And everybody calls those gods by their own names.

Like Matthew and Luke and Mark and John and Google and Facebook and Amazon

The emperor's trying some garments on, and I'm eating my chicken with parmesan.

Everybody worships gods in their own ways.