Drunken Delirium
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Drunken Delirium
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As I see the holy fluid
Flowing in my glass
Happiness and satisfaction
Appear on my face
Short moment of pleasure
In this world of hate
I feed my brain with beer
It's seems to be my fate
My gullet's asking for liquid
I'll answer it's request
My eyes are turning red and tired
But i'll carry on with my alcohol quest
As i open my eyes the next morning
My head seems so heavy
My throat so dry
And i so drunk !!! So drunk
Going through my memory
Looking for images
All i find is a black hole
Piercing shouts
Spitting beer
Loosing control
Falling into drunken delirium
Piercing shouts
Spitting beer
Loosing control
Falling into drunken delirium
What fuck have i done this night ?
Insutlting police ?
Provoking people ?
Shouting all around ?
Destroying stuff ?
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Bursting performs "Drunken Delirium", and this lyric page sits inside the Bursting catalog on LyroVerse.
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