| Kiss me on the forehead, angel
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| Before I go to sleep
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| I can’t remember if its Thursday or December
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| I’ve been keeping track of the days
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| By counting hangovers and bottles on my floor
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| My mangled memory is making me mistake
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| Misfortune for forgiveness
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| I don’t think I’ll make it out alive
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| So promise me that you’ll survive to bury me Just empty all the alcohol
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| And chronicle the chemicals
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| But don’t forget the cigarettes
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| Remember every ember
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| Alright, I admit
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| That past few months were broken and abused
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| Now I’m used to the bleeding and unspoken words
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| That kept me so confused
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| Maybe we can get past these addictions
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| But the bodies piling up are a whole other story
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| Unless your stomach’s strong enough
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| Hell, maybe we can just pretend that this recovery
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| Won’t depend on moderation and in the end
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| The same routine won’t leave me dead
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| Just empty all the alcohol, or baby
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| We’re dead
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| Tomorrow we’ll wake up in time
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| To stop this double suicide
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| Through kisses laced with cyanide
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| And one last look through blood shot eyes
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| I guess this is what they call
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| Killing yourself in small doses |