An Atheist Rock Song for Those on the Fence About Their Faith

Peter D’Angelo, a composer who normally creates music for TV and film, put together this nifty atheist-friendly rock anthem. Sounds amazing and the lyrics are unlike anything you’ll ever hear on the radio:

They call me damaged, broken, and wrong,
how can I be good?
One big difference is if I could save this planet, I would.
You question my moral code,
but to carry that burden of proof is quite a load.
Be careful with those tales, legends, and lore,
They’re just made up by men who couldn’t think of anything more.

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It’s about time you used your mind,
To think for yourself, it’s not a crime.
Imagine what the world would be like if you did?
In science I trust, it’s a must,
there’s no miracle, we come from Stardust.
Live this one and only life like there’s no other one.

How is this not part of an album yet…?