Drink U Back
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Drink U Back
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Don’t know what it is about today
That made me think the way I am
Maybe it’s the way these Alabama pines swing
It reminds me of how you dance
Now I'm pulling out your pictures
While I'm pulling on a fifth
Why the hell I race to forget you
Got me remembering
Where’d you go now baby
No, you can’t be that far
'Cause all that I been feeling lately
Is you creeping back on my heart
Thought I put enough miles down
To get you going by now
But now I hear you saying no so fast
Thought I’d finally drink you gone
So I’d try to drink you back
Tried to drink you back
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Morgan Wallen performs "Drink U Back", and this lyric page sits inside the Morgan Wallen catalog on LyroVerse.
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