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I'm Dying Tomorrow
 
  I’m dying tomorrow
This house, this street, chicago
I’m dying tomorrow
Did I do it right
Did I remember to sleep in
Take lots of pills
Commit irreversible sins
Did I at least try to kiss the prettiest girl
At the right time
Did I remember to keep your beer as full as mine
Did I remember to say cheers
Did I rat least try to make sure everybody had a good time
Had the best time
Did I remember to stay up late
Drinking for the fun
Singing for the taste
Did I run outside to kiss the rain
Under electrical skies
I’m dying tomorrow
This house, this street, chicago
I’m dying tomorrow
Did I do it right




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