Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Matanza
Canonical path: /matanza/sunday-morninng-after
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Sunday Morninng After
Read Sunday Morninng After lyrics by Matanza on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunday Morninng After
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Sunday morning after
All the drunkness and the blood spits
Bottles around my pillow
An ashtray taste and a headache
Like I have never had
Sunday morning after
I'm afraid to open my eyes and see
Who the hell sleeps by my side
Coz I can't remember
What the fuck a did last night
Sunday morning after
One more night of butchery
Hangover is happiness
Compared to what I see
A godamned fuckin little girl
Very ugly and fat
Wakeup now coz I need to buy
Some cigarrettes
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