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Beers in the Rain
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it's ok to love
it's ok to hurt
it's ok to get what you deserve
drinking beers in the rain
am i to blame
it's ok to speak
it's alright to feel
it might take repeating to reveal
maybe there's magic
being so love sick
i tend to wonder
how i'm doing in this life
and where to look for the signs
i get superstitious when i change my mind
it's ok to go
it's alright to stay
i've made comebacks
and i've made getaways
i felt the magic
you got me love sick
it's ok to love
it's ok to hurt
but if i left you hanging i'm a jerk
drinking beers in the rain
am i to blame
i tend to wonder
how i'm doing in this life
and where to look for the signs
if everything that led to you is part of me
then i'm not sorry
i'm happy
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