Song For a Waitress
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Song For a Waitress
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It's almost like i've never seen the light
And you are my firt sunrise
Now every night i wait for you to come
And shine away the shadows
I don't know you but i want to
And i'm not afraid to tell you that
You're perfectly simple and
Everything that's beautiful to me
Don't you ever change a damn thing
Don't you ever change a thing
I wanna see the secrets you hide
Right behind your smile
So far beyond all my desires
Is only just to hold you
I don't know you but i want to
And i'm not afraid to tell you that
You're perfectly simple and
Everything that's beautiful to me
Don't you ever change a damn thing
Don't you ever change a thing
It's almost like i've never seen the light
And you are my first sunrise ...
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Jason Reeves performs "Song For a Waitress", and this lyric page sits inside the Jason Reeves catalog on LyroVerse.
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