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Consequences

from TWENTY TWELVE by Melancholy & Company

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It was a regular day
just like another day
she got up
went about her business
just like yesterday

but little did she know
the consequences she faced
would never let go

she drank
she drank with friends
she drank until she couldn't see straight
they laughed
they had a blast
it was the best time of their lives

but little did they know
it'd be the last time
they'd have the best time of their lives

cos sometimes
the shit you decide
takes other peoples lives

she was driving
they were laughing
she took the red light
BOOM
big-fucking-bada boom
she took the red light

little did they know
it'd be the last time
they'd have the best time of their lives

when she got up this morning
i doubt she knew
she'd take out her whole crew
and a family of three
with a baby to be
what a tragedy

little did they know
it'd be the last time
they'd have the best time of their lives
but she survived
yes she stayed alive
caught in a landslide
caught in a landslide

now she sits
she just sits in a jail cell
just thinking about that last time
she had the best time of her life

so the next time you want to drink and drive
remember its not just your life on the line
everything you do effects everyone around you

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from TWENTY TWELVE, released December 12, 2012

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