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Freedom of Religion

Freedom of Religion By Franklin Price 4/2/2015 Freedom of Religion Has reared its ugly head You must not have your very own You must have mine instead And if you try to join me And I discover on the way You are not welcome in my church If I find that you are gay Not only that you're not allowed Any happiness to find No matter what you try to do You will not change my mind If I am also in business And you tell me you are gay I have the right in my belief To say to go away I only want your money If I don't know who you are I might even have a drink with you On the week-end at the bar I won't ask if you don't tell Like the congress on the hill If you still were in the closet Would not have to pass this bill As the author of this ranting Do not believe this thinking saves But I believe our founding fathers Are turning in their graves

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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