Post-Party Reflection
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Post-Party Reflection
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Can you do this for me?
She asked please
Can you stay all night long
By telephone?
Why do you drink so much?
She asked me
Well, I thought you was shy
She made me cry
All night long
Daydreamin' thoughts
All the pain goes on
Through my smartphone
Are you goin' to smoke weed?
She asked me
Would you really do this?
Confused
Where's my vision?
I don't know
It's all blurry
I'm not comin' home
Where's my vision?
I don't know
It's all blurry
I'm not comin' home
Please God
Can I remember her face?
Oh my dear Lord
Is it all a big disgrace?
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