Drinking Again (feat. Liz Gillies)
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Drinking Again (feat. Liz Gillies)
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Ooh is almost two been sitting here wishing that I could see you
That's why I'm drinking again
And thinking of when you love me
I'm having a feud and wishing that you were here
I'm making a wrong accepting the wrong from strangers
And being a fool just hoping that you would appear
So I can borrow a smoke
Maybe tell some joker that you're a joke
When nobody loves, they don't lie that I broke your heart
Oh yes I'm drinking again
It's always the same old story
After those kicks there's little love mix of me (me)
Trying to lose the dream I usеd to be
Drinking again
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