It ain't good but it can get religious To hate the man who ain't from your village Loves his God and fears for his children You wear his skin and feel no difference Born under summer light Place where the quiet's sweet at night Never much to do around But the neighbors know your age Two towns from my mother's down Father was a doctor, made his rounds Rode her horse in fields Until the sky turned black It ain't good but it can get religious To hate the man who ain't from your village Loves his God and fears for his children You wear his skin and feel no difference Born into heavy dark City as a young man saw the sparks Found my tribe anew Beneath the bright light Suddenly I'm anyone Rubbing off the scent of where I'm from Dress myself in black And forget the fields I knew It ain't good but it can get religious To hate the man who ain't from your village Loves his God and fears for his children You wear his skin and feel no difference Ohhh Ohhh hoo-hoo Ohhh Ohhh hoo-hoo It ain't good but it can get religious To hate the man who ain't from your village Loves his God and fears for his children You wear his skin and feel no difference (It ain't good but it can get religious) (It ain't good but it can get religious) (It ain't good but it can get religious) (It ain't good but it can get religious) It ain't good but it can get religious To hate the man who ain't from your village Loves his God and fears for his children You wear his skin and feel no difference