Child, you’ve been trying to drown your sorrows for some time now. And the problem with that plan is, you can’t drown so — Terri Lee
Child, you’ve been trying to drown your sorrows for some time now. And the problem with that plan is, you can’t drown so — Terri Lee
Child, you’ve been trying to drown your sorrows for some time now. And the problem with that plan is, you can’t drown so — Terri Lee
Child, you’ve been trying to drown your sorrows for some time now. And the problem with that plan is, you can’t drown so — Terri Lee
Child, you’ve been trying to drown your sorrows for some time now. And the problem with that plan is, you can’t drown so — Terri Lee
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Child, you’ve been trying to drown your sorrows for some time now. And the problem with that plan is, you can’t drown sorrows. They’re good swimmers. They’re gonna float back up to the top and be bobbing right where you left them last night.

— Terri Lee
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