Bad Religion - Don't Pray On Me (Jonny and Emily Piano/Vocal Cover)

Another Bad Religion piano and vocal cover. This time it's 'Don't Pray On Me'.
A song written nearly 30 years ago that is still very relevant today.
Also, these are probably my favourite lyrics from the band.
I was lucky enough to have the very talented Emily Davis provide vocals for the track.
Check out her work at the links below.
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[@pinkertonpunk]

Amazing. Wish you guys would team up more often!

[@45vira]

Great job, y’all! Personal fave of mine since the mid ‘90s. You guys are pure talent, keep it up!

[@IvanCveleNis]

Absolutely amazing !!!

[@mankku81]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@drivers99]

Once again, one of my favorite (hmm, aren’t they all?) BR songs covered here with Emily Davis singing. One of the most exciting notifications to get. Now that I’m listening: I got legit chills (Edit: I got Emily’s cover after this and I had said I got chills on that one too. Cool, two versions to listen to.)

[@jorgegalvan8878]

What you are doing with the songs of bad religion is Magic! Thanks to you I'm rediscovering the least known songs like this one which I pretty much forgot and is amazing, this one is even better than the original, and bad religion is my fauvorite band. Keep Up your great work!

[@Chromodar]

I wonder what would be the absolute hardest BR song to make a slow piano cover of. For example, I think the frantic pace of Supersonic is such a big part of what the song is trying to do, I don't know how you could slow it down and maintain meaning. The bit of musical cacophony that completes the title of Sometimes It Feels Like I also have no idea how you would convey on a piano.

[@mmpsp693]

Lovely.

[@PsychoGLD]

Amazing

[@BillGardiner]

One of my top BR tunes. Apropos timing as I live in Indiana and our draconian abortion ban went into effect today. This song has resonated with me since RFH came out in 93, during the height of the abortion clinic bombings and anti-abortion terror campaigns. I know it's just one verse, but the thought of "goodness" by causing harm to living, breathing women is disgusting. Especially considering the distinct lack of biblical justification.

[@carbonbw]

Excellent work!