Still waiting... in The Sorrowful Life

  • March 22, 2014, 12:10 a.m.
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who looks at my google+ profile right now This is how I feel right now, like I'm waiting for someone who doesn't really exist to come and save me... and yet I'm still waiting...

DAUGHTRY - "Waiting For Superman" Lyrics

She’s watching the taxi driver, he pulls away She’s been locked up inside her apartment a hundred days

She says, “Yeah, he’s still coming, just a little bit late He got stuck at the laundromat washing his cape” She’s just watching the clouds roll by and they spell her name like Lois Lane And she smiles, oh the way she smiles

She’s talking to angels, Counting the stars Making a wish on a passing car She’s dancing with strangers, Falling apart Waiting for Superman to pick her up In his arms, yeah, in his arms, yeah Waiting for Superman

She’s out on the corner trying to catch a glimpse Nothing’s making sense She’s been chasing an answer, a sign lost in the abyss, This Metropolis

She says, "Yeah, he’s still coming, just a little bit late He got stuck at the Five and Dime saving the day” She says, "If life was a movie, then it wouldn’t end like this, Left without a kiss." Still, she smiles, oh the way she smiles, yeah

She’s talking to angels, She’s counting the stars Making a wish on a passing car She’s dancing with strangers, She’s falling apart Waiting for Superman to pick her up In his arms, yeah, in his arms, yeah She’s waiting for Superman...

...to lift her up and take her anywhere Show her love and flying through the air Save her now before it’s too late tonight Oh, at the speed of light And she smiles

She’s talking to angels, She’s counting the stars Making a wish on a passing car She’s dancing with strangers, She’s falling apart Waiting for Superman to pick her up In his arms, yeah, in his arms, yeah She’s waiting for Superman...

...to lift her up and take her anywhere Show her love, oh, and flying through the air Save her now before it’s too late tonight She’s waiting for Superman


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