Addicted To Drugs

Album: Off With Their Heads (2008)
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  • Getting married in the morning
    Its hardly peaches and cream
    We haven't got a lot in common
    Except the daily routine
    Nothing on the television
    Just the dust on the screen
    So, come on lets get together
    Why don't we join a team?

    [Chorus]
    You might as well face it you?re addicted to drugs
    You might as well face it your addicted,
    You might as well face it you?re addicted to drugs
    You might as well face it your addicted

    Greatest poet of the sixth form
    Turned out to be a fraud
    Man you got a lot of buddies
    How do you remember them all?

    [Chorus: x2] Writer/s: ANDREW WHITE, CHARLES RICHARD WILSON, JAMES RIX, NICHOLAS BAINES, NICHOLAS HODGSON
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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