$15 And A Bottle Of Wine
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$15 And A Bottle Of Wine
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$15 and a bottle of wine
tell the same story to my wife this time
There's no reason to believe that you've been here
But I feel it deep inside, I swear . . .
$15 and a bottle of wine
tell the same story to my wife ten times
what would it matter if you tore me in two
it'd be the same thing, the whole way through . . .
$15 and a bottle of wine
Tell the same story to my kids this time
It seems you've been running my mind far too long
and I keep singing the same song . . .
$15 and a bottle of wine
tell the same story to my wife this time . . .
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