The Boozer
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The Boozer
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Dizzy, I'm awaking
And my head is aching
Damn again - I drank too much
Have had one too many
That was not so canny
I can't remember any
Think I'm sick
And my head is thick
It's raging in my stomach
And it hammers in my brain
Like a thousand times before
I swear I'll never booze again
Trying to get out of my bed
And to walk straight ahead
The walls are spinning 'round
And let me tell
This is the living hell
The scent of puke I smell
Then I crash the floor
I'm all over sore
Like a thousand times before
For me there's no chance to abstain
My hands they start to shiver
And I'm on the booze again, again
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