The club’s not for me
Everytime I go, it’s bad
Either fighting or blacking out
There was a specific night
I’m with Daisy and Tommy
Couple of shots, nothing crazy
These loud goons walk in
Looking over my shoulder obviously
Nothing to immediately worry about
So I took more drinks
Next events were so rapid
Tommy bumped into a goon
They of course started scuffling
Daisy started screaming for help
I jumped in to help
Me and Tommy were active
Then they pulled out razors
And smashed a few bottles
Me, Tommy, and Daisy ran
Not trying to die tonight
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