Servant And Master
Voldemort Lyrics

Wormtail, Wormtail, little rat
Voldemort greets his servant, Wormtail, in a mocking tone, emphasizing his low status as a rat

Why do you look so sad?
Voldemort questions Wormtail's emotional state to establish his dominance over him

It was fear that brought you back
Voldemort suggests Wormtail's return was based on fear rather than loyalty, reminding him of his weakness

Loyalty and brains you lack
Voldemort insults Wormtail's intellect and loyalty to further assert his power over him

Now make sure that I come back
Voldemort commands Wormtail to ensure his safe return, reminding him of his duty and dependence on him

Or you'll be Nagini's snack
Voldemort threatens Wormtail with Nagini's deadly bite if he fails to fulfill his duty, reminding him of his potential consequences

Worried 'bout your balding head?
Voldemort taunts Wormtail about his insecurities to maintain his psychological dominance

Or did your master treat you bad?
Voldemort asks a rhetorical question to undermine Wormtail's potential disloyalty, painting himself as the better alternative

Wormtail, Wormtail, little sneak
Voldemort likens Wormtail to a small, cowardly creature as an insult to his personality and character

As a little mouse so meek
Voldemort continues to belittle Wormtail, casting him as a timid, powerless animal he can control

Shut your mouth when I speak
Voldemort silences Wormtail to assert his authority over him, demonstrating his power to humiliate him

Serve me, you nine-fingered freak
Voldemort demands Wormtail's loyalty, insulting him for his physical deformities and lack of worthiness

Obedience is all there is
Voldemort tells Wormtail that his only value is in his obedience, reducing him to a mere tool

Your loyalty is selfishness
Voldemort accuses Wormtail of being loyal only for his own benefit, to reinforce his control over him

All your work is eyeservice
Voldemort suggests that Wormtail only works when he's being watched, calling attention to his low status and lack of autonomy

Your devotion cowardice
Voldemort asserts that Wormtail's devotion to him is a cowardly act, justifying his mistreatment of him

You really shouldn't look so sad
Voldemort continues to taunt Wormtail, implying he has no reason to feel sadness in his service to Voldemort

Don't you lose your balding head
Voldemort repeats his earlier taunt about Wormtail's hair loss, reminding him that he has little else to be proud of

I'm your master, not so bad
Voldemort offers a backhanded compliment to Wormtail, suggesting that he's better off serving him than anyone else