What If You're Wrong

[Verse 1] You ask me, "What if you're wrong?" But have you ever wondered why you believe what you believe? Could it be the place where you belong? Or the faith that you've been taught since you were young? [Chorus] From the Vikings' Wotan and Thor To the Hindu gods that they adore From Zeus on high to the juju down below Our beliefs are shaped by where we grow [Verse 2] If you were born in a different land You might pray to Allah or hold Buddha's hand But here you stand, questioning my view While holding tight to the faith you never chose [Chorus] From the Vikings' Wotan and Thor To the Hindu gods that they adore From Zeus on high to the juju down below Our beliefs are shaped by where we grow [Bridge] So before you ask me if I'm wrong Take a moment to reflect, ponder, and belong In this world of different creeds Are we not all just products of our histories? [Verse 3] The Flying Spaghetti Monster might seem absurd But is it any stranger than the gods you've heard? The pink unicorn, the flying teapot too Are they less real than the God you thought you knew? [Chorus] From the Vikings' Wotan and Thor To the Hindu gods that they adore From Zeus on high to the juju down below Our beliefs are shaped by where we grow [Outro] So when you ask, "What if you're wrong?" I reply, "What if we're all just singing a different song?" In this tapestry of belief, woven through and through I question yours, and you question mine too