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America ~ Mad Dog


Through the darkness i see you again
Watch my temperature rise
Can't believe my eyes, don't tell me
I've had way too much tonight

Drank the potion stronger than me
Got me all confused
Why you so amused, don't tell me
You've had way too much tonight

Please don't tell me no
God, i miss you so
One thing you should know
God, i love you so, oh

Had way too much tonight
I'm a mad dog at times like these
Don't know where to turn
Ain't the time to learn my lesson
I've had way too much tonight

Ain't the time to learn my lesson
I've had way too much to-
Really too much to-
I've had way too much tonight
Alright

I've had way too much to-
Really too much to-
I've had way too much tonight


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