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Artist: Miguel Sponja
Canonical path: /miguel-sponja/about-toads-and-frogs
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About toads and frogs
Read About toads and frogs lyrics by Miguel Sponja on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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About toads and frogs
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I was looking myself away
I just tried to make you stay
But I was right
You'll never be on my side, on my side
I've tried to please them all
Not regretting and saying all
And I'm right
You'll never be on my side, on my side
What a note
To take short
Saying the things I want to hear
Cause I'm a toad
You'll never be my frog, my frog
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