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Bob Welch ~ B666


Written by bob welch. We're livin a madhouse, you know Digital religions' runnin' the whole show See that guy over there Rolling his eyes & tearing his hair He controls deploymentof a thousand phantom jets Slouching towards bethlehem Up to his tricks Dealing with a real b666 Were livin'in a madhouse, you know Nothing works & the jerks are runnin' the whole show See that guy over Conversing with the empty air Well he wrote all the programs on a million tape machines Slouching towards bethlehem Up to his tricks Dealing with a real b666 Well you've seen him before, in the past He was there at first, he'll be there at last But i just couldn't help tryin' to warn ya Cause he's slouching towards bethlehem to be born You're just one of his million programming tricks Dealing with a real b666 more free lyrics

Written by bob welch.

We're livin a madhouse, you know
Digital religions' runnin' the whole show
See that guy over there
Rolling his eyes & tearing his hair
He controls deploymentof a thousand phantom jets
Slouching towards bethlehem
Up to his tricks
Dealing with a real b666

Were livin'in a madhouse, you know
Nothing works & the jerks are runnin' the whole show
See that guy over
Conversing with the empty air
Well he wrote all the programs on a million tape machines
Slouching towards bethlehem
Up to his tricks
Dealing with a real b666

Well you've seen him before, in the past
He was there at first, he'll be there at last
But i just couldn't help tryin' to warn ya
Cause he's slouching towards bethlehem to be born
You're just one of his million programming tricks
Dealing with a real b666

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