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Artist: Frank Sinatra
Canonical path: /frank-sinatra/drinking-again
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Drinking Again
Read Drinking Again lyrics by Frank Sinatra on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Drinking Again
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Drinking again
And thinking of when you loved me
I'm having a few
And wishing that you were here
Making the rounds
Accepting a round from a strangers
Being a fool
Just hoping that you'll appear
Sure, I can borrow a smoke
Maybe tell some joker a bad joke
But nobody laughs
They don't laugh at a broken heart
Oh, yeah, I'm drinking again
It's always that same old story
After the kicks
There's little old mixed-up me
Tryin' to lose, a dream that used to be
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