Sorry - Whiskey And Coke

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You drink whiskey and coke
Just like a bloke
Just like a bloke
Askin' you but only through your circles of smoke
Circles of smoke
What you don't know cannot hurt you
But you burn me so i'll burn you
What they don't know cannot hurt them
But they burnt me so i'll burn them

A joke

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Take me for a daydream again
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Take me for a daydream again

You
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But when you hit the bottom
No one knows
You make jokes
Straight through the crowd
Are circling close
Just to hear you loud
Just to hear you loud

You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke
You drink whiskey and coke
Straight from the bottle
Got me to choke
Got me to choke

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Sorry are a London band centered around Asha Lorenz and Louis O'Bryen, two childhood best friends. Along with Lincoln Barrett (drums) and Campbell Baum (bass), Sorry have been making a name for themselves on London’s underground circuit since 2015.

Although starting life with a conventional rock band set up, Sorry’s tastes are wide-ranging and reflect their age and omnivorous YouTube-era musical upbringing where rock, hip hop, noise, electronic soundscapes, grime and folk all sit side-by-side and without confusion. Accordingly, all these influences and more form the band’s unique nascent musical universe – a bold, ambitious and at times irreverent canvas onto which the symbiotic intensity of Lorenz’s and O'Bryen’s emotional and hyper-melodic songwriting is projected.