I'll throw a pie in the face of piety
I'll torch a torah right off a bridge
I am a reverend of irreverence
I'm a shill for any sacrilege
I understand that faith in a deity
Helps the masses who are having hard times
But blasphemy like prostitution
Are clearly victimless crimes
Blasphemy, blasphe-you, Jesus Christ the blackest Jew

Blasphe-you, blasphemy, poisonous pedagogy
I'm an unbeliever, I'm a heretic
I'm gonna projectile puke off a pew
I'm a trouble making immature imp
I'm gonna turn your other cheek for you
I understand we all need something to believe in
I believe I'll never be given wings and
I'm sorry if it's up there cuz I didn't think
A song was gonna hurt its feelings
Blasphemy, speaking deadpan
Apparently this god has got a master plan
Now they call foul, pure heresy
But ya gotta wonder, does he have a plan B?

Horus similar to Mithra, Attis analogous to Krishna
Jesus, different name same story
All based on ancient Egyptian allegory
My position hasn't been occulted
It can never be more overstated
My intelligence has been insulted
So my tongue lashes out in defense
Anything that is your holy or sacred
I'm gonna desecrate and use in jest
But you'll never hear a crack about Mohammad

Cause I don't wanna get shot in the chest
Blasphemy, isn't this fun
Rob a rabbi, bugger a nun
Blasphemy, want some more?
Mother Mary, the virgin whore


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    General Comment

    The lyrics in the insert say it's blackest and I think that those may be the correct lyrics ;)

    AmazinglyLazyon August 20, 2009   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    i am very against religion. i don't believe in god or any higher power. fuck that. that's why i like nofx. they say shit without giving a fuck.

    elliott666on November 09, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    guys keep bashing religion and do it in a way that you could like it, doesn't matter you're into it or not at all

    Trofon April 20, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    I'm pretty sure it's blackest

    gdmisfits138on August 09, 2009   Link
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    My Opinion

    There are some songs that is difficult to know what are they talking about but this one couln't be clearer! I fucking love it!

    Xairobcnon April 01, 2011   Link
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    General Comment

    This song speaks for itself.

    stillracingon January 28, 2012   Link
  • -1
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    it's not 'blackest jew' it's 'baptist jew'

    Rockstar729on May 11, 2009   Link

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