Cheers to me, Cheers to you
Poem for me and my other me.
Cheers to me, cheers to you.
All this beer, we will make it through.
I drink one, You chug two.
You said a lot, I said a few.
I remember my nights, but you have no clue.
You cant remember, You know its true.
Cheers to me, cheers to you.
I can stay happy, You start feeling blue.
I don't drink when I'm mad, but you grab a brew
I can say no, but do you know what to do?.
Don't drink to impress, you are are in the wrong crew.
I love me, now you love you.
Cheers to me, cheers to you.
About the Creator
Brian Lavalley
Hey, I am Brian. I enjoy entertainment, horror and stories that make you think. I haven't found a good site for writers but i stumbled on this so...I will see how this goes. lol
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