Are these lyrics sinful?

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“I’m unaware of the odds of a win, the price of my soul or the cost of my sins. M.O.R.” IDK if these lyrics are sinful because of the price of my soul part which I don’t know if he means selling his soul or not but I. Not sure that is what he means.
 
“I’m unaware of the odds of a win, the price of my soul or the cost of my sins. M.O.R.” IDK if these lyrics are sinful because of the price of my soul part which I don’t know if he means selling his soul or not but I. Not sure that is what he means.
I don’t know about anyone else, but I would have to see the lyrics to the entire song and perhaps even understand what the song is actually about and what “message” the song writer and performer are trying to convey.
 
It is written: “You are not your own; you were bought with a price” (Acts 17:11). But if you perceive it as sinful, just stop listening to it. After all, it is just a superfluous distraction.
 
You’ve posted questions like this before. Do you have a regular Confessor who you can discuss these things with? You don’t want to go down the path of scupulosity.

As Phil indicated, the broader context would be helpful. But I don’t see anything in this line by itself that would be inherently problematic. Just because an artist uses religious verbiage doesn’t mean the song is a gateway to eternal damnation.
 
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