All The Beer And All My Friends Are Gone
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All The Beer And All My Friends Are Gone
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It's not working the way that I planned it
We're no closer than we were at the start
I can find my way to your body
But I can't find my way to your heart
Are we making love or just making friends
Are we holding each other or just holding hands
Is this the beginning or is this how it ends
Are we making love ot just making friends
[ steel ]
It's not easy when I'm laying beside you
Never knowing if you really care
Do you love me or do you just need me
Are we growing or going nowhere
Are we making love...
Are we making love or just makin
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