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Whiskey Do Or Die

Drowning in a whiskey river, The current pulls me under. All alone, my head is swimming, Oblivious to my blunder. I try to rise to my feet, But only stagger like a clown. A sad effort to cross the room, Only to find myself face down. Still haunted by a broken heart, Alas, there'll be no tomorrow. As I gasp my final breath, The lights go out on my sorrow.

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