I gave up on cigarettes
'Til today I ain't touched one yet
But tonight I think I'm gonna burn the whole pack
I laid off ninety proof, ain't had a drop in years and that's the truth
But tonight when I light the first one I'm gonna open up the Jack

She ain't hooked on me no more
She ain't hooked on me no more
The one thing that always hurt her the most
Is the one thing she finally quit fightin' for
She ain't hooked on me no more
She ain't hooked on me no more
I'm pickin' up all my bad habits again
She's lettin' one go

For years she had it real bad, I was the only addiction she ever had
Her love made me so high, but I abused it
And here I sit all alone tonight
Whiskey on the rocks and more cigarettes to light
Holding on to everything I let go
Hopin' I don't lose it

She ain't hooked on me no more
She ain't hooked on me no more
The one thing that always hurt her the most
Is the one thing she finally quit fightin' for
She ain't hooked on me no more
She ain't hooked on me no more
I'm pickin' up all my bad habits again
She's lettin' one go

She ain't hooked on me no more
She ain't hooked on me no more
I'm pickin' up all my bad habits again
She's lettin' one go

Yeah, I'm pickin' up all my bad habits again
She's lettin' one go


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