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Cake ~ You Part The Waters


The same ones that I'm drowning in. You lead your casual slaughters, And I'm the one who helps you win. You've got your grand piano. You don't even play piano. I'm the one who plays piano. You don't even play piano. You part the waters, The same ones that I'm thirsty for. You invite your friends to tea, But when it's me you lock the door. You've got your credit cards, And you thank your lucky stars. But don't forget the ones who foot the bill. You've got your grand piano. And you don't even play piano. I'm the one who plays piano. You don't even play piano, But you part the waters. more free lyrics

The same ones that I'm drowning in.
You lead your casual slaughters,
And I'm the one who helps you win.

You've got your grand piano.
You don't even play piano.
I'm the one who plays piano.
You don't even play piano.

You part the waters,
The same ones that I'm thirsty for.
You invite your friends to tea,
But when it's me you lock the door.
You've got your credit cards,
And you thank your lucky stars.
But don't forget the ones who foot the bill.

You've got your grand piano.
And you don't even play piano.
I'm the one who plays piano.
You don't even play piano,
But you part the waters.

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