| He was a cook at a dead-end job, 26-years-old
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| She moved back to Atlanta, fucked over by her father she had got disowned
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| He was a frustrated rapper that after so long he done quit and lost hope
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| She was addicted to meth, so was everybody living in the household
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| Both of them worked on the daytime shift
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| On break time, kicked it and sparks just flew
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| She said she heard through the grapevine, he had a girlfriend
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| He told her «Nah we’re through»
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| But what they had in common was a fucked up life
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| Shit she’d experience, he had gone through, too
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| Both of them thought that the world was against them
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| Childhood innocence gone too soon
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| They hooked up and then she moved in
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| With him and his parents, she was detoxing
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| He did meth, too, it helped him write songs
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| But he quit writing shit the minute she got clean
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| You would think that things got better but they didn’t
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| Cause instead of doing drugs they’d just sit around and drink
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| Day in and day out cause they hate being sober, they broke as a joke,
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| and they think that
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| Everything is bad, but it all seems OK
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| When we’re turning up the bottle
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| Trying to see the sun but the sky seems so gray
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| Drowning in our sorrow
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| Oh, oh, o-oh
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| Turning up the bottle
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| Oh, oh, o-oh
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| Drowning in our sorrow
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| His parents kicked him out, they was sick of the drinking, it was constant
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| They moved in with his sister and her fiance at the spot where her mom lived
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| Now they can drink without a conscious, no one was there to tell them it was
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| time to grow up
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| She worked nights at the bar, but they shared one car, he would pick her up and
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| drive home drunk
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| When they drinking was the only time that life don’t suck
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| Only problem was, they would fight so much
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| Had to hide any guns in the house cause they might go nuts
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| Shoot each other, or they might go fuck
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| It could go either way, '09 came, adios to '08
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| Both of them got laid off, so did her mom and her sister
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| Facing foreclosure with nowhere to stay
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| No dough put away, Ramon Noodles every night
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| They applied everywhere to try to get a job
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| Looking like white trash, wearing hand-me-down clothes
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| To the job interviews, so nobody ever call
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| Running out of time, running out of alcohol
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| Maybe if they sobered up then the shit would change
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| But instead they keep on emptying the piggy bank
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| Up in the liquor store buying something cheap to drank, because
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| He went to a specialist, the doctor said he had an ulcer in his stomach
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| Probably cause he did and then he’d tried to make himself throw up and vomit
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| Making room so he could drink cause he’s a drunk and he’s a glutton but the
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| combination’s common
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| But the fact that he was young with stomach problems was alarming
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| But the ulcer wasn’t cancerous, right then he made a promise to his mama
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| He would quit, he’s full of shit he wasn’t honest
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| Cause he only went a month and started chugging another bottle
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| She was getting sick and always shaking, she’s afraid
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| Cause everything she ate was coming up and when she made a date
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| To see the doctor, told him she’s an alcoholic
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| So they checked her liver noticed the aluminum her was way below the
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| Plus the color of her skin and mouth and tongue is turning yellow
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| Indicating that she may have got cirrhosis of the liver or maybe hepatitis
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| Maybe nothing, told her not to drink a lick of liquor
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| But she never listens, turning up that bottle…
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| Next to Nothing
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| Ya-uh-yeah |