Tomorrow Is Just Another Today
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Tomorrow Is Just Another Today
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Try to clear your head, Each day's harder
Bottle before bed, to lull you to sleep
But all that drinking
For just one man
Lends time for thinking
So what's the point anyway
Hours pass you by with monotony
Gave up asking why quite some time ago
Yet still you wonder
What it's all for
Don't make that blunder
It will harm you anyway
Countless Hours
You waste away
Fruitless hours
To piss away
Tomorrow seems
So far away
But tomorrow is
Just another today
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