Surfer Blood - Drinking Problem Lyrics
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Drinking Problem
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What Are The Lyrics For Drinking Problem By Surfer Blood?
Yeah, you think you've got bugs
You think you've got a problem Baby, you ain't think enough (?) At least I know who my At least I know who my friends are At least I know who my At least I know who my At least I know who my At least I know who my At least I know who my At least I know who my At least I know who my At least I know who my Yeah man you think that you've got bugs ? longitude ? longitude You've already done too much You've already done too much At least I know who my At least I know who my Even with your resolutions Hypocrisy is digging in You don't need a point of reference You just need to be afraid Even though I can't believe you It's not like I don't want to Anyone can make excuses At least I know who my Anyone can make excuses At least I know who my Come on in if you think you've got bugs Come on in if you think you've got bugs Come on in if you think you've got bugs Come on in if you think you've got bugs Come on in if you think you've got bugs Come on in if you think you've got bugs At least I know who my At least I know who my friends are |
Who Wrote Drinking Problem By Surfer Blood?
John Paul Pitts, Kevin Robert Williams, Thomas John Fekete, Tyler Jerry Schwarz
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What's The Duration Of The Drinking Problem By Surfer Blood?The duration of Drinking Problem is 3:30 minutes and seconds. |
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