It's all in the Good Book

In a cave up on the mountain, Lot and his daughters stayed, Fearin' they’d be all alone, no sons to bear their name. With wine in hand, they hatched a plan, to take their fathers seed, In the quiet of the shadows, they rode him like a steed. From the pages of the Good Book, stories old and true, Of passion and betrayal, of sex and rapes they do. Lessons from the ages, of heartache and despair, From Judah and to David, and God’s own love declared. Now Tamar was a widow, left without a son, Judah failed his promise, so she took matters on. In the guise of a stranger, she lay by the roadside, she spread her legs and claimed what was denied. From the pages of the Good Book, sex and rape and death, Of passion and betrayal, debauchery and the rest. Lessons from the ages, of men with Donkey cocks, Spraying cum like Horses which really is a lot. Sweet Dinah went a-walkin', to see the land and friends, But Shechem saw her beauty, and rape was where it ends. Her brothers sought their vengeance, with fury in their eyes, A city burned and blood was spilled, beneath the ancient skies. From the pages of the Good Book, sex and rape and sin, Of passion and betrayal, women using alcohol to get the seed of men. Lessons from the ages, of heartache and despair, From Judah and to David, and God’s own love declared. King David saw Bathsheba, bathin' naked in the light, Desire turned to action, he fucked her in the night. A soldier sent to battle, a lover in her bed, The price of sin and power, where love and lust had led. In the town of Gibeah, a Levite's concubine, was raped by many men, beneath the darkened sky. Her life was torn asunder, a message cold and stark, The echoes of her tragedy, left scars upon the heart. So sing these ancient stories, of joy and pain and strife, Of hope and faith and love divine, that shapes our human life.