Good Friends, Bad Habits
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Good Friends, Bad Habits
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Good friends with bad habits
What am I to do?
They're literary romantics
They fuck like Wilde
And indulge like Hemingway
I've good friends with bad habits
And a tendency towards negligence
Just petty thieves and addicts
That don't hurt anyone
But they'll burn anyway
Well sometimes
Like every time
A train passes
I get jealous of the long nights
And blurred lights
The red eyes
The bar fights
Where in the hell am I?
And how did I get here?
And which way to the nearest train?
Well sometimes
Like every time she breathes
I embrace my routine
I've good friends with bad habits.
What am I to do?
They're literary romantics
They'll fuck like Wilde
And die like Hemingway
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