Heather from Maybe by Donut Larsen

What's one night right now
Gonna matter to me when it's next week?
'Cause 25 years, still seems like 20 years away
Don't you tell me that it's fate
Hell, you might as well go ahead and kill me
It's not too far out of your way
If you're half way into digging my grave

Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one, havin' so much trouble
Tryin' to level up, screw my head on straight
Feels like every two steps i take forward, I move back four
Toward where I started in the first place

Ain't a big deal, I just missed you this time
Guess I'll see you again at the end of the line
One more mistake, oughta make this night feel right
And if I let that train, take me 'way
I may be, all alone - but I won't never be lonely
This bottle of whiskey is just like you're here with me again
Whoa, well here we go drinkin' again

The sky is falling, the world is ending every weekend
There's no need to act surprised, cause you're not foolin' even you
I walk so closely to the lines, sometimes it's hard to read between them
Yeah, we sit here and pretend like we haven't gone a-drinkin' again

I tell you all that I feel alright, while I walk a thin line
Between lying and playin' pretend
There's no way my whole day has gone by
I just got my eyes open, now it's dark all over again

Ain't a big deal, I just missed you this time
Guess I'll see you again at the end of the line
One more mistake, oughta make this night feel right
And if I let that train, take me 'way
I may be, all alone - but I won't never be lonely
If this bottle of whiskey, is just like you're here with me again
Whoa, well here we go drinkin' again


Ain't a big deal, I just missed you this time
Guess I'll see you again at the end of the line
One more mistake oughta make this night feel right
And if I let that train, take me 'way
I may be, all alone - but I won't never be lonely
This bottle of whiskey's just like you're here with me again
Whoa-oh, well here we go drinkin' again...

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