God Only Knows by Ninethie Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Alright! I get it, I've had enough of this
You want a job done right? You better come to DeWitt
Come be a Booker, come tackle this
Illegitimate idea of an idealised Prophet
Making a profit, out of the pockets
Of poverty stricken Vox who are down with the sick
I'm not dying a martyr, I'm smarter than this
I have rose to expose the lies of a profligate
I'm a sinner, from the end a beginne, brranded as a villain
Without committing the crimes of these killers though I'm killing, these soldiers who are drilling
The fear of god but they're wrong
With a devil's kiss, I'll halt their tongue
Though my hands are red, but that's from the drink
Memories forgone, to keep myself from the brink
I close my eyes and think on what I've done
I open them and see the monster I've become
[Chorus]
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
You should know that I'm coming
Your watcher's got us running
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
Think on all we have been through
God only knows what I'd be without you
[Verse 2]
I ask myself for justification, the gratification
Of pulling out of deprivation is an elevation
To which I'll gladly take, I'll make no more mistakes
My aim is perfect, your mind is out of its place
Elizabeth, I've come to take you away
Grab my hand, you can trust me, just behave
This paradigm of a sociopath inclined
To kick ass when shot at it so sublime
My past is a dream, that haunts every step
With each breath, I piece the puzzle back filled with regret
Comstock, you've got nowhere to go
Your wounded knee, caught up to you, hero
When I realize the truth that I wanted to neglect
A fact that I wish I had not to met
I am the monster we fight in debt
I am the monster who abandoned Elizabeth
[Chorus]
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
You should know that I'm coming
Your watcher's got us running
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
Think on all we have been through
God only knows what I'd be without you
Alright! I get it, I've had enough of this
You want a job done right? You better come to DeWitt
Come be a Booker, come tackle this
Illegitimate idea of an idealised Prophet
Making a profit, out of the pockets
Of poverty stricken Vox who are down with the sick
I'm not dying a martyr, I'm smarter than this
I have rose to expose the lies of a profligate
I'm a sinner, from the end a beginne, brranded as a villain
Without committing the crimes of these killers though I'm killing, these soldiers who are drilling
The fear of god but they're wrong
With a devil's kiss, I'll halt their tongue
Though my hands are red, but that's from the drink
Memories forgone, to keep myself from the brink
I close my eyes and think on what I've done
I open them and see the monster I've become
[Chorus]
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
You should know that I'm coming
Your watcher's got us running
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
Think on all we have been through
God only knows what I'd be without you
[Verse 2]
I ask myself for justification, the gratification
Of pulling out of deprivation is an elevation
To which I'll gladly take, I'll make no more mistakes
My aim is perfect, your mind is out of its place
Elizabeth, I've come to take you away
Grab my hand, you can trust me, just behave
This paradigm of a sociopath inclined
To kick ass when shot at it so sublime
My past is a dream, that haunts every step
With each breath, I piece the puzzle back filled with regret
Comstock, you've got nowhere to go
Your wounded knee, caught up to you, hero
When I realize the truth that I wanted to neglect
A fact that I wish I had not to met
I am the monster we fight in debt
I am the monster who abandoned Elizabeth
[Chorus]
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
You should know that I'm coming
Your watcher's got us running
I may not always love you
Though while there are stars above you
Think on all we have been through
God only knows what I'd be without you