City Limits
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City Limits
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It's Friday night, it's time to hit the streets
With a 40 ounce of malted medicine
So here's a toast to better days
The days when we used to rule the world
But happy hour is over
And we're left facedown outside
Of some beat-up, run-down tavern door
Bartnder! It's time I had another drink
Quickly before I have the time to think
Cuz I'm tired of my life
I'm sick of it all
So drown it out in a frosted glass of my self-doubt
So I meet this girl down at the bar
And she recognizes me from our hometown
She says: Do you ever miss the days we used to hang out?
And I swear that I just stared at her in disbelief
I don't know why
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