Song #2 Never say Never again

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One drop of whiskey
A shot of misery
Makes me shout 
Loud
I never parted with the crowd
But you found
Me out. 

To hell with me
And my story
It's unknown
So,
Of all the people 
I don't deal with
Why'd You become
My home?

Never say never again
When I tell u to tell
Me my own name
Never feed my broken vanities
I'm outspoken but got
Stolen sanities.

It's Alllright
It's ohkaaaaay
It's just fine
We don't care
Till we die
We'll just say
Never say never again
Oh I'll never say never again
You never tell me when it'll end
So I'll never say 'Never again.'

Double shot of vodka
Back of my car
We'll be done
Soon
Ain't it fun
When we do it
Like this?

To hell with
what they say
It's forgotten
Why
Of all the people
That I've been with
You never see me
as rotten.

Break me till you make me again
I don't know what I know
About this wonderful game
Never steal my unspoken thoughts
I don't speak
But I got lots. 

It's Alllright
It's ohkaaaaay
It's just fine
We don't care
Till we die
We'll just say
Never say never again
Oh I'll never say never again
You never tell me when it'll end
So I'll never say never again.

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