Tori Amos
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Tori Amos
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Tori Amos
Tori Amos
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“The Waitress is how I can’t control my violence, and in this one situation, we’re both equals, we’re both waitresses in this song. I don’t go into the details of why. Why isn’t the issue. The issue is that I thought I was a peacemaker, and this violence has totally taken control of every belief sys...
[Verse 1]
So I want to kill this waitress
She’s worked here a year longer than I
If I did it fast you know, that’s an act of kindness
[Chorus]
But I believe in peace
I believe in peace, bitch
I believe in peace
I believe in peace
I believe in peace, bitch
I believe in peace
[Verse 2]
I want to kill this waitress
I can’t believe this violence in mind
And is her power all in a club sandwich
[Chorus]
But I believe in peace
I believe in peace, bitch
I believe in peace
I believe in peace
I believe in peace, bitch
I believe in peace
[Verse 3]
I want to kill this killing wish
There’re too many stars and not enough sky
Boys all think she's living kindness
Ask a fellow waitress
Ask a fellow waitress
The Waitress was written by Tori Amos.
The Waitress was produced by Eric Rosse & Tori Amos.
Tori Amos released The Waitress on Mon Jan 31 1994.
From her interview in the November 17, 1994 issue of Rolling Stone: “Oh, I laugh my head off when some woman calls me a shivering waif in the forest. I’m like ‘OK, sister, you get raped and get ready to get cut up, and then write about it and sing it. And you have the balls to call me a waif shiveri...