Blackout
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Blackout
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I forgot who I am
I will never drink again
Tick tock round the clock
Chug chug screw this shit
I’m gonna challenge my luck
I don’t give a fuck
Every second every minute every weekend
Peter pan lifestyle - welcome to neverland
And it goes on and on and on,
till the break of dawn
I know it’s wrong
I know it’s wrong
But it feels so right
And I don’t know what happened last night
I forgot who I am
I will never drink again
Knock, knock
Oh the shock
I can run but I can’t hide
All of my sins, committed last night
Mum, I know you’re sick of this shit
Fuck I can’t hold it back -I need to vomit
And it goes on and on and on
till the break of dawn
nothing to confess
nothing to regret
I’m a wasted mess
Sorry Mum I need to confess
Every weekend it’s the same process
Just another member of K.I.D.S.
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