"Self-Proclaimed Guardians of Morality" genre: Folk Punk
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	A quaint little sing-along "Christian" folk song.
	CD: Boy on a Bicycle   Label: Homegrown Goodness Credits: John Shanks
	Story Behind the Song In an act of misguided curiosity I went along to my local church for a few months. This song is about some of the people I was unfortunate enough to meet. Lyrics We're the most self-righteous people that you'll ever meet. We won't love our enemies or turn the other cheek. We'll judge you before we have walked in your shoes. We can't stand homosexuals or immigrants or Jews. The sick and the homeless, the lame and the blind are lazy and sinful and feeble of mind so don't put a penny in their charity tins because whoever dies with the most money wins don't ask for compassion, we haven't a clue. If there are stones to be thrown we'll be first in the queue. All prayers are answered, so pray with all with all your might that queers, whores and junkies all catch AIDS and die. Well ,we all love Jesus as much as we can. Jesus was a white, middle-class Englishman, but when he said we're all sinners he stepped out of line. We prefer the bit where he turns water into wine.

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