Bad Liquor Blues
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Bad Liquor Blues
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Listen here people, listen to what I have to say (2x)
If you drink bad whiskey, it will do you this a-way
Make you lose your money, make you lose your best friend (2x)
And when you get sober, swear you'll never get drunk again
Lay down in the evening, wake up in the morning feeling bad (2x)
It's just some bad liquor, partner, that you've had
Get up in the morning, your head going round and round (2x)
Buy more bad liquor, stand there and drink it down
Better stop that drinking, before it goes to your head (2x)
Wake up some morning, find your own self dead.
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