:. Drink (Lyrics) .:

My brother and I never shared a deeper bond.

He was from Oklahoma and my home was never told.

But I can still remember all the words he said to me,

And I can’t still remember the first time I had a drink.

The lights within the city died in front its sleepy sun,

The clouds above my torments quickly tried to turn around.

But I can still remember all the sights given to me,

And I can’t still remember the first time I had a drink.

Every single day in every class I felt I’d drown

With all those silly question whose answers had never shown.

But I can still remember all the giggles behind me,

And I can’t still remember the first time I had a drink.

In my eighteenth Summer I decided to sing along

With every loss I had while I goodbye that empty home.

But I can still remember all the hands that hurt’d me,

And I can’t still remember the first time I had a drink.

I wish I was in covers of the bestest magazines,

Wealthy, rich and famous, just the dopest in the streets;

Instead of lines and needles, vodka shots to make me sleep,

‘cause I can’t still remember the first time I had a drink 

I look inside the mirror and I see I’m fully grown.

Syringes, press and money had my voice to keep going on.

But I can now look back, those memories killing me,

And I can now remember why I’d ever have a drink.