This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Get drunk, get drunk
Breathe in, breathe in
Hold it in, hold it in
Don't breathe, don't breathe
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Don't talk
Until you're spoken to
Don't talk
Until you're spoken to
Don't breathe, don't breathe
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Breathe in, breathe in
Hold it in, hold it in
Don't breathe, don't breathe
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Don't talk
Until you're spoken to
Don't talk
Until you're spoken to
Don't breathe, don't breathe
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
Blackout, blackout
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Blackout Lyrics as written by Jonathan Kane Harry Crosby
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