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That Bastard Son

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That Bastard Son

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Always lookin' out for number one

We never talk about that bastard son

Heading out to the liquor store

Never been without my baby before

Waiting in line just to have a drink

Guy beside you's puking in the sink

I don't feel no more

I just want liquor and dirty whores

Cause I, don't care no more

When you walk out of that bar

You try and get in your car

With a girl hanging on your hip

You're getting ready for the big trip

Better give that girl just one more kiss

All that cocaine will leave you in a bliss

I don't feel no more

I just want liquor and dirty whores

Cause I, don't care no more

No I, don't care no more

You're heading on a one-way trip

Its blizzarding out so you take a dip

Then you look down at your phone

No message from your baby

cause You're all alone

With all your cheat and all your lies

Your faithful father won't forgive

Your crimes

I don't feel no more

I just want liquor and dirty whores

Cause I, don't care no more

No I, don't care no more

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