Drove Me to Drinkin'
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Drove Me to Drinkin'
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Well I wish you could have seen us
One car between us
Too far gone so someone had to go
She called her mama
And I called her a friend
But we couldn't get a hold of either one of them
As luck would have it
She had a habit
Of winning every fight that we get in
So she fired the ignition
but she kept bitchin
until the minute that we pulled in
She was good enough to drive me to drinkin
And drop me off at the bar
She pulled away in our eighty-three Lincoln
And I ain't seen her no more
But at least she knew where my heart was at
For years I never found hers
I drove her to the brink an'
She drove me to drinkin'
Frenchie Burke
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