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The Drifter

That shot of whiskey dulls my nerves that taste aint good and it kinda burns what do I do now? I pull a smoke from my pocket, and take a light the smoke creates a ghost in the pitch black of the night I stroll down McKinley humming a tune from the radio I dont have a place to be no place to actually go
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Mar 28, 2011
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smooth, easy, drifter,

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