Kevin Lee: Music

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One day while flipping channels I stopped on an animal show for kids. I don’t remember what animal it was but the host began to explain how millions of years of evolution had changed this creature. No mention of theory or any other possibility. He spouted this stuff out like it was a fact and there was no other explanation.

I just can't believe this stuff.

I’m not an ID’er either.

I’m a GAIJ.

God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

If you’re right so be it.

If I’m right, you’re in a heap of trouble.

I didn’t crawl out of the ocean I didn’t come from no monkey
But science tends to forget evolution is just a theory
They present it in the text books and on animal tv
Like it’s fact but tell me were you there twelve million B.C.

If you’re right and there’s no God I guess we’ll all know before too long
If there’s nothing to believe in after we’re gone
If you’re right I’ll eat my words and you can disregard this song
But I’d hate to be in your shoes when you find out that you’re wrong

When did evolution stop cause fish still swim in the sea
And the last time that I checked apes still lived in trees
They’re not our distant cousins and I don’t care what you say
A giraffe’s neck is long because God made it that way

If you’re right and there’s no God I guess we’ll all know before too long
If there’s nothing to believe in after we’re gone
If you’re right I’ll eat my words and you can disregard this song
But I’d hate to be in your shoes when you find out that you’re wrong

It doesn’t take a genius to know there’s more than this
But I put my faith in the word of God not in scientist
Now there’s nothing wrong with science there’s too much good to list
But you can stop trying to teach my kids to become an atheist

If you’re right and there’s no God I guess we’ll all know before too long
If there’s nothing to believe in after we’re gone
If you’re right I’ll eat my words and you can disregard this song
But I’d hate to be in your shoes when you find out that you’re wrong