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Artist: Mitski
Canonical path: /mitski/drunk-walk-home
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Drunk Walk Home
Read Drunk Walk Home lyrics by Mitski on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Drunk Walk Home
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I will retire to the Salton sea
At the age of 23
For I'm starting to learn I may never be free
But though I may never be free
Fuck you and your money
I'm tired of your money
And I sit on the curb 'cause it's the prettiest night
With no one else in sight
You know I wore this dress for you
These killer heels for you
See the dark it moves
With every breath of the breeze
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