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Prophets, by their very nature, have an uncomfortable relationship with kings. The people in power have a vested interest in keeping things more or less the way they are; prophets almost always say that something has to change.
“Hell Oh” is also about prophets. The major difference between the two...
[Chorus]
Bounce him off
The rubber sky
And he'll come back to taunt you
Slingshot snap
Brings him back
A lover's eyes that haunt you
[Verse 1]
You know what they say about prophets and honor
No, you weren't unhappy to see him go
Heard he was killed in some foreign country
But he'll be returning, a glutton for more
[Chorus]
So bounce him off
The rubber sky
And he'll come back to taunt you
Slingshot snap
Brings him back
A lover's eyes that haunt you
[Verse 2]
Now you cannot tell if he's devil or angel
He drank with the sinners, he hung with the thieves
He stayed so long that he wore out his welcome
You smiled kindly and asked him to leave
[Chorus]
So bounce him off
The rubber sky
And he'll come back to taunt you
Slingshot snap
Brings him back
A lover's eyes that haunt you
[Chorus]
So bounce him off
The rubber sky
And he'll come back to taunt you
Slingshot snap
Brings him back
A lover's eyes that haunt you
Rubber Sky was written by Terry Scott Taylor.
Rubber Sky was produced by Terry Scott Taylor.