Tequila Bar Talks
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Ongoing, First published Jul 30, 2019
To the people who will read this: 

This ain't a book 
those are mostly thoughts 
and since this is life 
those are questions. 
I would go and ask Jesus 
but he got killed. 

I am that creep, 
who drinks alone at 1 pm 
at ur local bar 
and dances to songs 
made in 1990 

I am wearing my jeans jacket, 
a white shirt combined with some dr.martens and a pair of blue jeans. 
I haven't washed my hair in days and the only make up I wear is a red (almost vanished) lipstick. 

I am probably so wasted, I thought you are Ozzy Osborne, and that's why we started talking
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