Olde English 800
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Olde English 800
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O, L, D, E,
E, N, G,
L, I, S, H,
Eight hundred,
Now I feel a whole lot better about myself
O, L, D, E,
E, N, G,
L, I, S, H,
Eight hundred,
Now I feel a whole lot better about myself
You're charcoal filtered,
Sun yellow malt liquor,
You make my grey skies blue
I drink a day,
Lay as my liver's failing,
But I don't give a fuck,
Olde English I'm in love with you
O, L, D, E,
E, N, G,
L, I, S, H,
Eight hundred,
Now I feel a whole lot better about myself
O, L, D, E,
E, N, G,
L, I, S, H,
Eight hundred,
Now I feel a whole lot better about myself
You're charcoal filtered,
Sun yellow malt liquor,
You make my grey skies blue
I drink a day,
Lay as my liver's failing,
But I don't give a fuck,
Olde English I'm in love with you,
Olde English I'm in love with you,
Olde English I'm in love with you,
You!
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