Saints and Sinners
The church bells ring on Sunday morning
reminding you of sins committed on Saturday night
You like to pretend you’re a good Catholic boy
so you wash the memory of me away with holy water
I don’t believe in fairytale gods or threats of perdition
but I also cleanse what we do with cheap wine
When we’re touching each other our worlds blend
and we no longer know or care who’s sinner or saint
We only know we’ve found some other sort of religion
in each other