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December : old habits die hard:

Old habits die hard,
So roll a dice ,
and lay down a card
And neck your drink,
pour a shot,
drink until alls forgot.
Could grab my fags
light em up
or add some ket into my cup
Might as well get all the drugs
because any will do
numb my pain
For an hour or two.

I’ll grab the takeaway,
Stuff my gob
More and more
that’ll do the job.

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