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Cheers to the Lot
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Gin and Tonic
A grand Malibu
Raise my glass
Cuz I don't need you
A shot of absinthe
A bottle of Jack
You're not winning
So I'll drink to that
Raise your glass and make a toast
For making the most of what you've got
Come up and pull up a chair
Cuz someone else's problems are worse out there
So cheers to the lot
When I've had enough
I see sure
Just living in the moment
Cuz everything's a blur
Camera shy?
I'd say photo sensitive
But I'll just turn the other cheek
And that's how I'm gonna live
Raise your glass and make a toast
For making the most of what you've got
Come up and pull up a chair
Cuz someone else's problems are worse out there
So cheers to the lot
Raise your glass and make a toast
For making the most of what you've got
Come up and pull up a chair
Cuz someone else's problems are worse out there
So cheers to the lot
So cheers to you lot
So cheers to you lot
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Lena Lottie England, UK
I've been writing and composing since I was 13 and after a good 12 years I thought it's high time I do something about my songs. My middle names are Helena Charlotte, which is why I'm Lena Lottie. I hope you enjoy my work! Enjoy!
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