THIS DRINKING WILL KILL ME This drinking will kill me but I don't know whenIt isn't doing now like it didn't do thenBut when my time comes I'll just lay back and sighFinish my bottle and kiss it goodbye This old town has left me to drink all aloneThe rats are my friends and the street is my homeIt took the shoes off my feet and the shirt off my backThis old town has left and I don't want it back This drinking will kill me but I don't know whenIt isn't doing now like it didn't do thenBut when my time comes I'll just lay back and sighFinish my bottle and kiss it goodbye The girl that I married a few years agoPacked all her things in a cab to HeathrowShe said she could not stand this drinking of mineNow she's a dancer of Sunset and Vine My dad was a gambler, my mom was a thiefThey died in the eighties quietly in their sleepMy dad held the bottle, mom held the glassI'll see them in heaven I'm heading their fast This drinking will kill me but I don't know whenIt isn't doing now like it didn't do thenBut when my time comes I'll just lay back and sighFinish my bottle and kiss it goodbyeFinish my bottle and kiss it goodbyeKiss it goodbyeKiss it goodbyeKiss it goodbyeKiss it goodbye
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