Here's a Toast To Mama
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Here's a Toast To Mama
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Today I found a dollar on the sidewalk
So I went and bought a jug of wine
And I'll sit here in this alley and keep drinkin'
Until the thoughts of mama leaves my mind
Here's a toast to mama do you miss me
Do you even think about me anymore
Mama did you even stop to kiss me
When you left me laying at a stranger's door
Oh how I wish I could've known you mama
Maybe now I wouldn't feel the shame
Maybe now I wouldn't feel so empty
Cause mama I don't even know your name
Here's a toast to mama...
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