Drinking Again
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Drinking Again
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The piano is lonely the crowd left with the band
The dead smoke is settling I'm drinking again
The barstools are lonely they're my only friends
Cause they understand why I'm drinking again
The jukebox is silent no more will it spin I spent all my money I'm drinking again
All alone with these mem'ries she's now with my friend
They married this evening I'm drinking again
[ piano ]
The piano is lonely the crowd left with the band
The dead smoke is settling I'm drinking again
I'll leave now you're closing but I won't pretend
They'll point and they'll whisper he's drinking again
They'll point and they'll whisper he's drinking again
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