Lyrics:

Swimming neath the continents
Swirling through the sky
Is everything I don’t know yet
And still won’t when I die
For I am just a little thing
Astounded by everything
The wet grass beneath my feet
The tall towers of concrete
If I was God, no one would doubt it
We wouldn’t need church to get
The mystery that we once knew
The something we forget
I believe I’m a totally modern boy
But turn out the light, and I believe in something
Don’t anna be some evil giant’s toy
When it’s late at night, I believe in something
My friend had his death foretold
When he was twenty-six years old
I say the right things they’re no help
His body slowly eats itself
If I was God, no one would doubt it
No one would suspect
That there was nothing I could do
With my greater intellect

I believe in these tiny little pills — I believe in something
Mystic words on the backs of dollar bills — I believe in something
I’m swimming neath the continents
I’m swirling through the air
Can’t see the bones beneath my skin
But I know that they’re there
I believe that my little heart’s diseased — I believe in something
I’d like to think there are people just like me — I believe in something
I believe what they taught me in grade school
History is made by handsome dudes
I believe everything on television
Twelve step programs are the new religion
Gideon bibles make good rolling papers
The just prevail sooner or later
I believe I will live forever
I believe it all
I swear to whatever