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Will the Last one be free

You can’t blame me if sometimes - I wonder                                                        why you cause me such hurt and misery 
Your swinging doors are always locked by midnight
When you toss me out and throw away the key
                                     
There’s a song on the juke box drives me crazy
And the whiskey hides the sorrows I suppose
Each night the past comes back in time to haunt me
for broken hearts that’s the way it goes      

Will the last one be free if I’m leaving 
Drinking memories from a bottle is killing me
The glamor of your nightlife, so imposing
When I go, will the last one be free

I look in the mirror and I - wonder
Are these lines on my face so plain to see
Each line runs a highway to destruction
And the end of the road is calling me

I set here alone at my table 
And wonder how her love could grow so cold                                                          That neon light flashing in the window
Reminds me of a love that whiskey stole
                          



Copyright © Patrick Kelly | Year Posted 2024

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