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Tonight I went to a house warming party, Just to be nice, When I really should have been at home, With my hungover head on ice. I didn't like most of the people there, They bored me in fact, Especially the cliche hippies with long dreaded hair, Clothes, barely intact. As the night went on, The washed up ****** **** Came through the gate. One by one by one. I don't have time for people, They drain me. Trying to be nice by buying minors alcohol, But no one repays me. The welcome wasn't the warmest, I was patronised because of my mode of transport, By yet another ****** **** And his tattered up Jansport. Eighteen years to realise, That the public and I don't get a long. Eighteen years later and I can guarantee, That i'll be singing my own funeral song.
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 8:26 AM UTC
****** ****
Tonight I went to a house warming party, Just to be nice, When I really should have been at home, With my hungover head on ice. I didn't like most of the people there, They bored me in fact, Especially the cliche hippies with long dreaded hair, Clothes, barely intact. As the night went on, The washed up ****** **** Came through the gate. One by one by one. I don't have time for people, They drain me. Trying to be nice by buying minors alcohol, But no one repays me. The welcome wasn't the warmest, I was patronised because of my mode of transport, By yet another ****** **** And his tattered up Jansport. Eighteen years to realise, That the public and I don't get a long. Eighteen years later and I can guarantee, That i'll be singing my own funeral song.
ryan-topez
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Australian
Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 8:26 AM UTC
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