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Artist: Apocalypse Hoboken
Canonical path: /apocalypse-hoboken/smoker-s-cough
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Smoker's Cough
Read Smoker's Cough lyrics by Apocalypse Hoboken on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Smoker's Cough
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You're getting old, your gums are bleeding
You're feeling down, your hair's receding
Oh NO!
A bitter man who's got no one to call his own
A prisoner without a home to call a home
Up against a wall his vices have rendered him unable
He drinks away another day just to fell a little stable
Drink away your life
Beating up your wife
The kids don't come home anymore
Coughing up your life
Cheating on your wife
The kids don't come home anymore
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Apocalypse Hoboken performs "Smoker's Cough", and this lyric page sits inside the Apocalypse Hoboken catalog on LyroVerse.
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