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Days that End in Why

Another night out and I'm drinking alone, cause no one would join or even answer their phone.

I'll say I had a great time, but I'm The Pretender.

The high point of my night was a shot with the Bar Tender.

 

With Cig in my left hand, beer in my right, I sit at the bar contemplating my life.

 

Was it the wrong day of the wrong week? Did I use the wrong method with the wrong technique; choose wrong mix with the wrong speak?

 

Ignoring the scars by my open wounds, I swear I'll learn my lesson soon.

 

No matter the lines, You've proven my Fear: You only see reasons why You Can't be here.

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