What are you burning I think it's your soul You're breathing in smoke That won't fill the hole And when you breathe out Your chemical
Dear Alcohol, Its time to say goodbye you duplicitous thief. We’ve had some great times man, no doubt about it. You
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What are you burning I think it's your soul You're breathing in smoke That won't fill the hole And when you breathe out Your chemical
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