This Is God

Album: American Child (2003)
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  • Hey, this is God
    Can I please have your attention
    There's a need for intervention
    Man, I'm disappointed in what I'm seeing
    Yeah, this is God
    You fight each other in my name
    Treat life like it's a foolish game
    I'd say you've got the wrong idea

    Oh all I'm asking for is love
    I've seen you hurt yourselves enough
    Oh I've been waiting for a change in you

    Yeah, this is God
    I've given everything to you
    Oh, but look at what you do
    To the world that I created
    This is God
    What's with this attitude and hate
    You grow more ignorant with age
    You had it made, now look at all you've wasted

    Oh all I'm asking for is love
    I've seen you hurt yourselves enough
    Oh I've been waiting for a change in you

    I know your every thought, your heart and soul, and every move
    There are so many consequences to the things you do

    Oh all I'm asking for is love
    I've seen you hurt yourselves enough
    Oh I've been waiting for a change in you

    Change in you

    This is God
    Writer/s: PHIL VASSAR
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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