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Where do we go

from Beer and Anarchy by Cami Scoundrel

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Where does the money disappear?
In a thousand cigarettes and a hundred beers
Drink all day, drink all night
Till I see your face

But where do we go?
So lost from here
We lost our minds on coke and beer
The bus it came, took you away
Now I'm losing myself
Everyday

But I'm not done with you
I'm not done with you
Drank all the cigarettes
Smoked all the beer
Where do we go?
Where do we go from here?

Where does the money disappear?
In a thousand cigarettes and a hundred beers
Drink all day, drink all night
Till I see your face

But I'm down and out, and you're far away
And I'm drinking myself to death each day
Every rand, every cent
For my sins
I must repent

I'm not done with you
Drank all the cigarettes
Smoked all the beer
Where do we go?
Where do we go from here?

Where does the money disappear?
In a thousand cigarettes and a hundred beers
Drink all day, drink all night
Till I see your face

But I drank all the money
The bus is gone
So I'll sit here
Singining this songs
And I dream of you love
Everyday

But I drink
I drink those blues away
But I drink
I drink those blues away

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from Beer and Anarchy, released January 15, 2015

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