Sayonara
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Sayonara
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The crack of dawn creeps across and finds you on the lawn
I drag you in and smell the seedy places the you've been
I'll let you rest
But when you stumble out of bed I'll tell your bloodshot eyes I'm not impressed
Sayonara
At least until tomorrow baby
Sayonara
Bye bye to all the borrowed sorrow baby bye
Tomorrow comes
Another big goodbye has come undone
You're out again
But now I know exactly where you've benn
Our favorite place will never be the same again
I'll tell the two of you fight to your face
Sayonara
At least until tomorrow baby
Sayonara
Bye bye to all the borrowed sorrow baby bye
Baby bye
Cut the shit
Pack your lies
And as you're leavin' let me leave you with this loser's lullaby
Sayonara
Why try tomorrow baby
Sayonara
Bye bye to all the borrowed sorrow baby
Sayonara
At least until tomorrow baby
Sayonara
Bye bye to all the borrowed sorrow baby bye
Baby bye
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