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Bottoms Up!

from Smoke Signals by Question The Mark

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You know what I got? I've got these fucked up thoughts in a memory box,
You know what I got? I've got a fist full of nothing, that's not a lot.
It may be over, but it's not forgotten,
I hit the whiskey, you hit the bottom.
This party never stops, got this devil on my shoulder and we drink a lot,
I've got hopes and dreams, I've got my eyes wide open and a whole world to see.
It may be over, but it's not forgotten,
I hit the whiskey, you hit the bottom.
Tried to think, my brain was rotten,
Got to get back things I've forgotten.
Got these fucked up thoughts in a memory box,
Got this devil on my shoulder and we drink a lot and,
I hit the whiskey, you hit the bottom.
Tried to think, my brain was rotten.
It's all over, It's not forgotten.

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from Smoke Signals, released July 23, 2012
Written and Performed by Question the Mark.

Recorded at Jamtown Recording Studio, South Wales. April 2012
Engineered by Dai & Dasher.

Published by Sentric Music.
Released / Licenced by Team Beard Records in the UK.

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A gruff whiskey soaked gravel voiced melodic punk band from Wales.

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