He hasn’t shaved in weeks Greasy hair, dirt compact under his yellow finger nails Cigarette breathe, whiskey dreams fill his head As much say as the rats under the floorboards
He walks through giant oak doors; golden crosses, scent galore The door slams shut mid sermon, fresh faces turn to see The elephant in their holy room How foul this trash interrupts our embarkment to salvation
A crisp twenty in the communion An assessment to flee heaven and hell’s union A young girl, golden hair in curls, blows hot and cold on this enigma The man with, his calloused hands clinched He arises, clears his throat begins
He condemns their money A cluttered mind no longer dreams Just then he screams
"If you can buy your way to heaven, then I’ll rot in the ground"