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Artist: Kelly Coffey
Canonical path: /kelly-coffey/first-of-the-last-calls
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First of The Last Calls
Read First of The Last Calls lyrics by Kelly Coffey on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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First of The Last Calls
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It's just like a battle zone
You got a bottle, now you're on your own
Gotta be a scotch or a kamikaze
None of those other weapons will faze me
First of the last calls
It's in your heart, it's in your mind
First of the last calls
Cashing it in before your time
Hundred hundred hundred bottles on the wall
You wonder if you can drink them all
Gotta go home at 1:00 am
The bottle wins the battle again
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