1. |
Gentleman
03:04
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faded gentleman
creatorless
insatiable son
i dont have a light
your satellites off
i know youre right
the feelings gone
faded gentleman
creatorless
insatiable son
i need someone to love
lonely appetite
for a friendly bite
all i need
yes all i need tonight
blame the drink again
for losing friends
in between youre all i need
tonight
tonight tonight
waste some life tonight
sending texts to ex girlfriends
and their best friends
trying to steal a smile one last time
with one more line
crying please be mine
drunk on white wine and day old sprite
im sorry im alive
my nose is bleeding
my legs is kickin
my heads been filled in
with slurs and demons
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2. |
The Bottle
02:07
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wasted nights
spilling guts
its hard to give the last one up
wear it on your sleeve
its the end of the party
you found me on the floor
with the bottle
fell hard off the bull
yeah full throttle
in the light of neon dollar signs
i am paying for some better times
poke and stick
blood and guts
its hard to give the last one up
pour one out for will
and slip out on the bill
you found me on the floor
with the bottle
fell hard off the bull
yeah full throttle
in the light of neon dollar signs
i am paying for some better times
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3. |
And Leather
01:56
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lets get together
lets get together and work it out
honey and leather
honey and leather in your mouth
i see you hit copy paste
looking for am an with a band aid face
a landmine
a rewind
lets get together
lets get together and work it out
honey and leather
honey and leather in your mouth
the moonlight hits your breast
still taste the whiskey sittin on your breath
a landmine
a rewind
lets get together
honey and leather
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