[Verse 1] Welcome, friend — you’ve made it far, To the quiet glow of the Latte Bar, The moon hangs low, the streets are still, But here we pour what hearts can’t fill. Toto’s tuning strings of blue, He hums a song the crowd once knew, And Lulu’s voice — though gone for now, Still echoes softly through the crowd. [Chorus] At the Milk Bar, where the lost belong, The Gorman twins still hum their song, Romani milk for hearts that ache, We drink to dawn that may not wake. [Verse 2] The barkeep smiles with tired eyes, He’s seen too many sad goodbyes, The Gorman brothers drink in shame, Still haunted by their stolen fame. Behind the mask, a boy sits near, Too young for milk, too old for fear, He saves the world and none will know, He tips his glass, then slips to go. [Chorus] At the Milk Bar, where the lost belong, The Gorman twins still hum their song, Romani milk for hearts that ache, We drink to dawn that may not wake. [Bridge] Toto whispers, “Play it slow,” The night’s too short for letting go, The band once played to cheering crowds, Now only ghosts can sing aloud. [Outro] So raise your glass before the fall, To heroes lost and dreams recalled, When dawn arrives and stars depart — The Milk Bar fades… but stays in heart.
