Angels And Alcohol
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Angels And Alcohol
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You can't mix angels and alcohol
I don't think God meant for them to get along
When it takes control, you can't love no one at all
You can't mix angels and alcohol
You can't blend whiskey
With a good woman's love
They don't go together
Love's already hard enough
You think you can handle
How it feels or what it does
You can't blend whiskey
With a good woman's love
You can't change lonely
With a bottle of wine
It might ease the heartache
For one short easy time
In the end you have to face
What's hiding in your mind
You can't change lonely
With a bottle of wine
You can't mix angels and alcohol
An angel once loved me, I traded it all
I let the bottle drive my life into a wall
You can't mix angels, and alcohol
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