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Artist: Bree Sharp
Canonical path: /bree-sharp/morning-in-a-bar
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Morning In A Bar
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Morning In A Bar
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Morning in a bar
Daylight in an old beer bottle
The sun's the only star
In a sky that went from blue to yellow
And it flashes of the scene I made just the night before
And the ashes of my great undoing lay scattered on the floor
Morning in a bar
Me, the Dawn and the Consequences
I let it go too far
While you were sleeping I was so senseless
That's the way it goes
And now you'll go and run me out of town
Cause everybody knows the Fool I've been
I'll never live this down
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