Don't get me started love
I've had too much too drink
Had too much time to think
So leave me alone, oh, oh
Cryin' when you're by yourself
'Cause of what they think
About you ooh ooh
Makes time go slow, slow, slow, yeah
(Makes time go slow, slow, slow)
(Slow)

Something's gotta give soon
Or I'm gonna lose it
Substance abuse it
And never come down, down
Fall off the deep end
And forget my English
What's the point of language,
If you don't say what you feel, ha, ha, huh

So with that being said, huh, oh

To all the bitch ass hoes
That hate me the most
Oh yeah, I hate you too (uh)
To all the punk ass fucks
That just wanna talk shit
I hate you too, uh
To all the high class ass
That's too hard to pass
Oh yeah, I hate you too (eh)
Doses and mimosas
Champagne and cocaine
Help to get me through (uh)

Ten in the mornin'
And I'm skipping breakfast
And drinking a beverage
To ignore it all, huh, oh
'Cause ignorance is bliss and
I've come to embrace it
It's all overrated
Except drugs and alcohol, ho, ho, ooh

Uh, huh, hmm
So with that being said, oh wow

To all the bitch ass hoes
That hate me the most
Oh yeah, I hate you too (uh)
To all the punk ass fucks
That just wanna talk shit
I hate you too, uh
To all the high class ass
That's too hard to pass
Oh yeah, I hate you too (eh)
Doses and mimosas
Champagne and cocaine
Help to get me through (uh)


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    A song about how drugs and alcohol help this person forget about their problems. Whether that is relationships, people who judge you, or whatever complications you face in every day life. For that moment they feel bliss even though they know they are delaying to face the problems in their life.

    FenderFunkon January 30, 2014   Link
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    Oh how nice it must be to say fuck everything and just give in to your vices. I think this song is such a good representation of how a lot of people feel when they just have had enough. Suppressing their feelings of negativity, until they finally snap and indulge in their addictions, depression, and hatred.

    Such a great song, it is definitely on replay.

    Boredvieon June 01, 2014   Link

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