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Bad Religion ~ Best For You


Above us lay the burdens Below us lay the truth We're somewhere in the middle And we're all discontent too Is someone watching over you? Inside, they know what's best for you Judgments not tomorrow It's today (yes, now it's here) But no it isn't jesus Take a look at all your peers They're all looking down on you Inside they know what's best for you Everybody knows what's best for you more free lyrics

Above us lay the burdens
Below us lay the truth
We're somewhere in the middle
And we're all discontent too

Is someone watching over you?
Inside, they know what's best for you

Judgments not tomorrow
It's today (yes, now it's here)
But no it isn't jesus
Take a look at all your peers
They're all looking down on you
Inside they know what's best for you

Everybody knows what's best for you

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