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Drunk Punx
02:24
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Wake up to your morning call
Bashing headache explained it all
Don't believe I could feel more sore
And then some fucker smashes the door
Stepping into my beatup car
Finally drivin' back downtown
My friends are telling my I've gone too far
We are drunk and we are junk
Goin' to spend my last money
For some reason it sounds so funny
Maybe tomorrow I''ll feel sorry
We are drunk and we are junk
Wake up to your morning fall
Can't remember too much at all
Puking at my neighbors door
And then I''ll drop back to the floor
Stepping into my beatup car
Finally drivin' back downtown
My friends are telling my I've gone too far
We are drunk and we are junk
Goin' to spend my last money
For some reason it sounds so funny
Maybe tomorrow I''ll feel sorry
We are drunk and we are junk
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2. |
McShit
01:19
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3. |
Untitled
02:53
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