You are like sickly thralls to your long-dead master Watching the skies for signs Wanting to bend at knees Spreading your plague of mind around you A good man needs no gods A dead man needs no servants What grows within your twisted psyche is not a god But a miserable disease A cancer on your conscience You're as walking, vomiting, pus-filled contagions A good man needs no lies A dead man needs no prophets You priests and sages, your leaders in faith Fights flaring - burning, and cleaning the earth Your temples and churches, your places of worship Fires roaring - burning, and cleansing the earth Your homes and your hovels, and your ill-gotten land Bombs raining - burning, and cleansing the earth A good man needs no prayer A dead god cannot answer