A Guy Walks Into a Bar

Album: Suffer in Peace (2014)
Charted: 51
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  • The joke's on me and it ain't funny
    Everybody but me could see the punch line coming a mile away
    I've heard it so many times I can tell it to the T
    Believe me I could sell it all day
    It goes

    A guy walks into a bar, orders a drink
    Sees a girl that catches his eye
    Asks her if she wants another
    They fall for each other and end up lovers
    They laugh, cry, hold on tight, make it work for a little while
    Then one night her taillights fade out into the dark
    And a guy walks into a bar

    I'd laugh too if my heart would let me
    Keeping it light will probably help to get me over you
    I'm walking, talking, drinking proof
    A cliché in a corner booth
    Ain't nothing new

    A guy walks into a bar, orders a drink
    Sees a girl that catches his eye
    Asks her if she wants another
    They fall for each other and end up lovers
    They laugh, cry, hold on tight, make it work for a little while
    Then one night her taillights fade out into the dark
    And a guy walks into a bar

    A guy walks into a bar, orders a drink
    Sees a girl that catches his eye
    Asks her if she wants another
    They fall for each other and end up lovers
    They laugh, cry, hold on tight, make it work for a little while
    Then one night her taillights fade out into the dark
    And a guy walks into a bar

    A guy walks into a bar
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