Alcohol(isms)

from WARCOLA by Yokochi Bare

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Oh
take me home
'cause I drank to much and I'm sick to my stomach
did I pass out
oh why do I drink so much but I guess it's alright
I guess it's all right

Oh the years
I've grown so old but no one seems to notice
a troubled soul
and all I gotta do is drink up my problems
can I help that
I've been tired for days after so much fun
I can't take much more at all
I should really stop but then again
I think it's all right
I think it's all right

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from WARCOLA, released November 2, 2013

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