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Alone In My Town
02:34
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It came again I'm tired as hell
Nobody around me and nobody cares
It’s been so long when it was fine
Sometimes I would rather die
Another day with empty glasses
Tie me up in chains
Another night with empty heart
I feel alone in my town
And I can't wait
Show me the reason, show me the light
Where's the answer for which I fight
We're the no ones we lost the course
And the no one else will cry for us
Another day with empty glasses
Tie me up in chains
Another night with empty heart
I feel alone in my town
And I can't wait
So I wait for another call
So I wait for another hope
Let's pretend all these days
Are not lies and fake
Another day with empty glasses
Tie me up in chains
Another night with empty heart
I feel alone in my town
And I can't wait:
I can't wait for another day
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2. |
Screamin' Blues
02:05
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Lazy sunday I do not feel alright
It won’t change until I drink cheap wine
No more heroes I can’t find them anywhere
Let’s go to the nearest liquor store liquor store
Don’t worry baby people don’t give a damn
How you live what you feel what’s your dreams
So this is the reason why I drink in a bar
Maybe we will leave this town
Lazy monday I do not feel alright
My breath smells and a liver says goodbye
I smoke my weed and sing my screamin' blues
I wanna die and where’s my fuckin shoe
Don’t worry baby people don’t give a damn
How you live what you feel what’s your dreams
So this is the reason why I drink in a bar
Maybe we will leave this town
Don’t worry baby people don’t give a damn
How you live what you feel what’s your dreams
So this is the reason why I drink in a bar
Maybe we will leave this town
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