
Holy Water WhoCares (Gillan, Iommi & Co) (Ft. Ian Gillan, Jason Newsted, Jon Lord, Mikko Lindström, Nicko McBrain & Tony Iommi)
"Holy Water" by WhoCares (featuring Ian Gillan, Jason Newsted, Jon Lord, Mikko Lindström, Nicko McBrain, and Tony Iommi) is a #Rock song released in 2011. The lyrics explore themes of redemption and the struggle against inner demons. Musically, it features powerful guitar riffs and dynamic vocals, showcasing the artists' legendary talents. The collaboration highlights the enduring impact of classic rock icons.

Change in the weather
Changing weather
It gets no better
Room for improvement
Room for rent
Needs money spent
I got no sense, brothers
I sit alone, I sit alone
Got no sense of belonging
Gettin' nowhere, can't go home
There's no one here me to help me drown my sorrows
With just a splash of holy water
And I can't see a thing beyond tomorrow
Thank the Lord for holy water
Born to be guilty
Born to be bad
Can't miss what can't be had
It's time for reflection
Time to think
Time to have another drink
Changing weather
It gets no better
Room for improvement
Room for rent
Needs money spent
I got no sense, brothers
I sit alone, I sit alone
Got no sense of belonging
Gettin' nowhere, can't go home
There's no one here me to help me drown my sorrows
With just a splash of holy water
And I can't see a thing beyond tomorrow
Thank the Lord for holy water
Born to be guilty
Born to be bad
Can't miss what can't be had
It's time for reflection
Time to think
Time to have another drink
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