Vices

I drink liquor like it's water

'Cause I'm my father's daughter

And something in my brain says it'll numb the pain

And as long as I still wake up on time

The next morning, then it's fine, right?

I grew up in the suburbs where there wasn't much to do

And I learned pretty quickly that you'll make more friends if you

Just show up with some beers and a bottle of whatever

They say it numbs your fears and makes your jokes a bit more clever

I shouldn't have nicotine for breakfast

But I'm just so fucking restless

And I should probably call my mom more

Instead of passing out on pub floors

God, I must be good for something

No conclusions, I'm just jumping into

Anything that might make me feel okay

Anything that might help to numb the pain

But as long as I still wake up on time

The next morning, then it's fine, right?

They say people can change, but let's face it

We're all just products of how we were raised

And generations before us say to be more tough

As if they weren't the ones that raised us and fucking fucked us up

Now don't get me wrong

My parents did fine

They always did what they could

And my problems are mine

It's just that every other day, there's another world crisis

That's why we numb the pain with all of these vices

I shouldn't have nicotine for breakfast

But I'm just so fucking restless

And I should probably call my mom more

Instead of passing out on pub floors

God, I must be good for something

No conclusions, I'm just jumping into

Anything that might make me feel okay

Anything that might help to numb the pain

But as long as I still wake up on time

The next morning, then it's fine, right?

As long as I still wake up on time

The next morning, then it's fine, right?

As long as I still wake up on time

The next morning, then it's fine, right?

As long as I still wake up on time

The next morning, then it's fine, right?