Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Psapp
Canonical path: /psapp/eating-spiders
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Eating Spiders
Read Eating Spiders lyrics by Psapp on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Eating Spiders
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There's a man in the street
Who tells me that he loves me
God is everywhere
He says he lives above me
I know more about this man
Than i know about you
Further than we go
In what we go through
We are small
We are small people [x4]
There's a day in a month
When I know why we're here
And no one drags us down
When you flip my gear
My mother doesn't love you
Even though she tries
I told her so many things
I forget the lies
We are small
We are small people [x4]
You will take the whole of me [x8]
The whole of me
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