Hypocrites!

Do I hear the condemnation?

Hateful song, lyrics so bitter

A deity inspired

Self-righteousness proclaimed

Elijah of old is back!!!

 

Sin is all acts aside his

His cloak white,

Spotless to its hem

His winks gets the female folks quaking

His international, yet smile without blemish melts their hearts

He thunders his voice in an authoritative seduction

The hearts pounds with allure, pierced by his words

Cheers of holiness rains the atmosphere.

 

His chide of men on men kills the day

And his disdain for women love for women is hell fire,

Then his praises comes heavily on you!!!

Oh Yes You, giver of all in his venture

He excites the audience at your generosity

Oh yes and your heaven’s ticket is certain!!!

Your sins of stolen funds are forgiven in just a minute of donation

 

Again a shame he calls it

You cant spare a kobo but give your children the fats of the day

Spare a kobo?

Oh yes, a kobo for his deity!

Then he claims the throne of a king

Oh yes his deity is a king

His kingdom a sky in all his imagination

And you,

Oh yes you!

He verdicts upon

Darkness will consume you in some day unknown to him

Please spare your kobo and your inheritance with the king deity is assured.

 

He proclaims again the beauty of his magic

And cheers thunders the atmosphere

But he curses you!

I mean you who have loved him

                                And you sister who have loved her  

Yes your acts are not tolerated

His curse are heavy

But hey, before you get into sodomy make sure you are at the villa

Get the kobo!

On your way to sodomy the kobo will ride you to righteousness!

Hypocrites!!!

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