Whiskey Ain’t Salvation

Poured my mercy in a glass, Watched it fade, watched it pass. Tried to drown what I’ve become, But whiskey don’t forgive no one.

Sip it slow, let it burn, You can’t buy what you never earned.

Whiskey ain’t salvation, it just sings in tune, Warm as heaven, cold as ruin. If you drink to forget, you’ll recall soon — Whiskey ain’t salvation.

Some men pray, some just pour, Some can’t tell what for. Faith don’t live where light’s undone, Whiskey don’t save anyone.

Raise your glass, make your peace, Every shot just buys release.

Whiskey ain’t salvation, it don’t make you clean, It just paints sin with a golden sheen. If you find the truth, it cuts like one — Whiskey ain’t salvation.

Every burn’s a lesson learned, Every drop, the world’s still turned. Mercy fades when the bottle’s done — Whiskey don’t forgive anyone.

The night don’t heal, it just hides the pain, And every pour brings it back again.

Whiskey ain’t salvation, it don’t make you whole, It just fills the cracks inside your soul. If hell’s a bar, I’ll take my run — Whiskey ain’t salvation.

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