Song Description

An angry song....someone is so hurt by another that they curse them in the worst way possible...by saying that even jesus doesn't want them because they were so mean and hurtful

Lyrics

Jesus don?t want you
Written by Dennis Fallon
Copyright 2002


maybe then I?ll see you when were older
and our anger turns to something so much colder
maybe then we?ll meet out at a dinner
you?ll tell me I?ve aged well and how your thinner

but what you did to me cant be forgiven
this world you?ve made for me, I?ve got to live in
I?ve often thought of ways to turn the table
And let you feel the pain, if you were able

Maybe I?m a fool
Maybe something worse
We were so bad to each other
Some sort of karmic curse
Done once again

But jesus don?t want you up in heaven
He?d throw you out of that place if he could
The world don?t need one more pretty loser
So stick with me cause I?m up to no good

I?ll meet your pretty friends and we?ll tell stories
Of old lovers, our travels, fading glories
They?ll ask me how we met and then you?ll smile
And say I haven?t thought about that in a while

You ex-husband with his money, how they freed you
Your art and all your passion, how they bleed you
I watch you as the world it spins around you
If your ego was a lake then it would drown

Then you?ll proceed to tell
A story we know well
I wished I?d never met you
Once again

And jesus don?t want you up in heaven
That new age shit they told you was a lie
And all the things you said, go running through my head
Stand for something or lay down and die






(2x)
But you are so beautiful
You are the best I?ve ever had
You were so wonderful
Just the best I?ve ever?

You?ll fall upon your knees
And beg to someone please
End my life before another day

Hey now your man cant solve your problems
No ancient jew can get you out of the is mess
And I have got a little secret
I?m enjoying this a bit, I must confess

And jesus don?t want you up in heaven
No holy book can save you from yourself
You stuck here with all us other losers
Your just a book on the basement shelf