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Kick On
03:46
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The bar is closing, cos the keg's are out of beer
You don't have to go home but you can't stay here
We'll help each other along as we stumble home
Cos I've got a fridge of beers and I can't drink them, can't drink them alone
The day is breaking, so have yourself a drag
Lick your finger and dip it in the bag
The joggers speed up as the suits head into town
We're gonna kick on and we'll never come, never come back down
We'll kick on, We go til dawn, cos we kick on
Cop car lights are flashing cos the music's up too loud
There's bodies spread out on the lawn and on the couch
But that alright, cos we made it to 10 AM
Oh yeah I can't wait to do it all, do it all again
We'll kick on, We go til dawn, cos we kick on
(Always gonna go hard, party til we get barred, always gonna go hard, pass out in the backyard)
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Sorry Not Sorry
04:14
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The sun is rising, the birds are singing
SHUT THE FUCK UP! My head is ringing
I've lost my wallet and I've smashed my phone
I don't even know how I got home.
And I can't remember what I did
And I can't remember what I said
But I'm not even sorry. I'm not even sorry.
Time to get up. There's stamps on my hand.
There's 10 missed calls. One Per Can
Oh god there's texts, and they're all from you.
I opened up the last one and it said "fuck you!"
And I can't remember what I did
And I can't remember what I said
But I'm not even sorry. I'm not even sorry.
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Keggin Melbourne, Australia
4 Piece from Melbourne. Giving you stuff to get through the night and into the next day.
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