Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Miguel Sponja
Canonical path: /miguel-sponja/the-waiter
Related lyric paths: 6
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The waiter
Read The waiter lyrics by Miguel Sponja on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The waiter
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Here I am a waiter
The blind man can't see
The world in another way
The fake you did
The pain in a cockroach
The death around you
I can hear you prying
To the gods and angels
I know they won't help you
Your destiny is traced
Run away
Here you are lost
My world is thirsty
And you can say save me
And I'll turn fake me
Your lies cannot support me
Your truth never said
The things I wanted hear
The songs I wanted sing
You never said the truth
Your lies are now improving
Why don't you take this song and fall back to you?
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Miguel Sponja performs "The waiter", and this lyric page sits inside the Miguel Sponja catalog on LyroVerse.
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