Papa Mugaya
Read Papa Mugaya lyrics by Last Crack on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Papa Mugaya
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Papa Mugaya - you've really done it this time
You were a man of many dreams
But not enough reality
Papa Muguya - you see how you've lived your life
Never ever satisfied - one more midlife suicide!
We believed in you - we believed
We bought stock in every struggle
We had faith in every scheme
Now it is clear - so many dreams but so insecure
Papa Muguya - From where came this emptiness
Never ever satisfied
Always filled with fire
You could have - learned - to live right
Papa Muguya - you've really done it this time
You're a man of many dreams
But not enough reality
But we believed in you - we believed
We bought stock in every struggle
We had faith in every scheme
It's just too bad - you didn't!
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