Alcoholic dreams
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Alcoholic dreams
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She took their love to the closest bar
And drowned it all into a glass
Of alcoholic fears
She drank it all looking at the stars
She knows that long ago she was a better girl
But now this time is gone
While the boy keeps waiting for his dreams
Wondering why she always needs to get herself
Another glass, another drink
Of alcoholic dreams
She said goodbye to her latest dreams
Looking up the sky trying to find the eyes
Of her destiny
She should have known better what was her fate
But left her boy alone with those endless tears
Rolling on his face
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