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All the Old Bars (Whose Names Have Changed) Lyrics by Tyson Motsenbocker

Milk Teeth

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[Verse 1]
You broke your back in the snow
Last season at Whistler, but on the Blackcomb side, though
We're gonna make it work out
We’re gonna make it work out
[Verse 2]
Hammer on, can't break through
Ten years for Monte Cristo, nineteen for Andy Dufrene, too
We're gonna make it work out
We’re gonna make it work out
[Chorus]
This time everything has gotta change
And all of the old crowd is gonna stay the same
[Post-Chorus]
Just drinking at the old bars who's names have changed
We're gonna make it work out
[Verse 3]
Moving back to the Bay
Maybe we could move in with Rymo, he's got a good locaysh
We're gonna make it work out
We're gonna make it work out
[Chorus]
This time everything has gotta change
And all of the old crowd is gonna stay the same
This time everything has gotta change
And all of the old crowd is gonna stay the same
[Post-Chorus]
Drinking at the old bars who's names have changed
We're gonna make it work out
We’re gonna make it work out
[Outro]
This time everything is gonna change

About “All the Old Bars (Whose Names Have Changed)” by Tyson Motsenbocker

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