Sunday Pints
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Sunday Pints
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It's too much for me to take today
So I'm sitting in a bar downtown with friends
Here's to us, at least we give a damn
And take the time to examine our fucked up lives
And it's never too late to be what you might have been
It's the only consolation I can give
Somewhere we learn to hide behind a smile
And keep it all inside
And it's too much for me to take today
So I'm sitting in a bar with my head in my hands
Cheers to us, the medicated generations
How can we help each other when we can't even help ourselves?
Forget about everything you've ever learned
About our relationship and be a companion
Forget about everything you've ever learned
About our relationship and be a friend
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