Screeching Weasel - The science of myth

^F# If you've ever questioned beliefs that you hold you're ^Bnot alone But ^F#you oughta realize that every religion is a ^Bmethaphor ^{D# C#}In the case of ^BChristianity ^D# and Juda^C#ism there ^Bexists the belief That ^D#spiritual ^C#matters are ^Benslaved to history The ^F#Buddhists believe that the functional aspects over^Bride the myth While ^F#other religions use the literal core to build foun^Bdations with ^D# See half the ^C#world sees the ^Bmyth as fact And it's ^D#seen as a ^C#lie by the ^Bother half and ^D# The simple ^C#truth is that it's ^Bnone of that cause ^D# Somehow no matter what the ^Bworld keeps turning ^F# Somehow we get by without ^C#ever learning ^D# Somehow no matter what the ^Bworld keeps turning ^F# Somehow we get by without ^C#ever learning ^D# Science and ^F#religion are not ^Bmutually ex^C#clusive ^D# In fact for better under^F#standing We take the ^Bfacts of science ^C#and apply them ^D# And as both factors keep ^F#evolving then we con^Btinue getting ^C#information ^D# But closing off possi^F#bilities makes it ^Bhard to see the ^C#bigger picture Con^F#sider the case of the woman whose faith helped her ^Bmake it through When she was ^F#raped and cut up, left for dead in a trunk, But her be^Bliefs held true ^D# It doesn't ^C#matter if it's ^Breal or not Cause ^D#some things are ^C#better left with^Bout a doubt and ^D# If it ^C#works and it ^Bgets the job done... ^D# Somehow no matter what the ^Bworld keeps turning ^F# Somehow we get by without ^C#ever learning ^D# Somehow no matter what the ^Bworld keeps turning