He's just a man getting through life the best he can   He's not a scientist, he programs a computer   Before that he sold cars to pay a student loan   Now he receives pity from his family      His friends say, "How could he turn his back   On reason worshiping a God   Finding truth through fear and mind control"      He's just a man trying to explain   How he found the word of God   To make life seem less insane      So he shares what he's read, what he understands   It makes sense to him, it makes perfect sense   He's never seen the world so clearly   Turned his back on free will has he lost his mind?   He'd rather kneel down than take charge of his life      And he knows what people think, but it doesn't sway him   He can read the writings on the wall   'Cause he knows how people treat   How they treat each other a sacrifice to benefit the all      Don't try to judge him, his theologian ideals   His hopes may be false but his happiness is real   Don't try to judge him, he's just a man