| Ninety something miles an hour from Louisiana to Texas
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| I got the Grim Reaper smoking cigarillos in my rear view mirror
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| His turn signal’s blinking towards my brother’s exit
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| He’s checking his checklist
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| While my brother’s in the back half dreaming of ass
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| Half ashen in a cooler of beer
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| Now wake him up when the coast is clear
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| Hey, a tower of tears in a push up position
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| Casino, bathroom, abattoir, dancehall
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| Dog pound pay per view illuminating bones for sale
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| When the hourglass shatters on the shit-head friend
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| Montage of (?) is easy
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| We’ve got a broken clock that’s right two times a day
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| Neither the fuck is sleeping
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| Either the darkest or deepest of this apartment’s secrets
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| Seen by the light of a TV
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| I’ll wake you up if I can find someone to relieve me
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| When you wake up you might not see me
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| I put my body in a drop dream drige of Dickensian hangover
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| Now it’s creaking beneath me in a chorus with the floorboards and a union mike
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| But the parking is quicksand and life is a risk and
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| Every love is to die
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| A love a love is to die
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| A love a love is to die
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| Rolling every night
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| When the rock club turns to the disco
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| Cinderella’s drinking for half the price
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| Well I left prints on the wall of my mother’s office
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| But at midnight I’m drinking for twice
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| Yeah at midnight I’m sitting by a bucket of water
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| Used to be a bucket of ice
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| Oh won’t you wake me up in the van
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| Oh won’t you wake me up in the van
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| Won’t you wake me up when the weather’s not so nice |