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Friends with Misfits

from Fell From Grace by V

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lyrics

Shy away from me
Booze granted me honesty
I see much clearer than before
I want you at the door

You shouldn't have come over
Or at least I had to keep sober
But maybe it was supposed to be
'Cause I cannot stand you without a drink

I never happened to meet
A fuck buddy I want to keep
It don't matter the type of chick
It takes two weeks and they all make me sick

Why are you so upset?
As if I were done yet
How come only now you're so concerned
While you let me do anything in the bed

You fancy you're into art
But you can't tell a song from a fart
You drink more than the unluckiest wretch
But that should be normal 'cause you're a bitch

Well I said what I had to say
You'd better be off your way
Thought you'd see me as a prick
Instead you kneel down and suck my (omissis)

We couldn't be any closer
Me and you love to be losers
Riding together the downward spiral
Hand in hand, never feeling idle

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from Fell From Grace, released August 24, 2013

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V Spoleto, Italy

Founded between 2012 and 2013, V is the monicker under which Valerio Lanieri writes, produces and performs stoner rock music.

V's current line up features metal masterminds Filippo Capponi Brunetti (bass) and Alessio SilVioli (drums), stage Veterans and crowd heaters from the Italian power metal band Lost In ObliVion. ... more

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