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Hey Bartender ...the Man in My Life
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Hey bartender
Bring me another drink
I know I’ve had too many but its going down so well
And its not like I have far to stumble
Or that it would be the first time that I fell
Make this one a little stronger
I’m a big girl- I can handle my booze
And so what if I can’t
Not like I have all that much to lose
If I get too drunk
And make a fool of myself
Talking out of my head about stuff
You’ve heard a million times before
It’s not the first time
You’ve helped me out the door
When the night was done
Hey bartender
You can’t cut me off
I have too much time to kill
Too many memories I have to quell
You can’t send me out of here
And back to that lonely hell
Hey bartender
Looks like I did it again
Sorry
It slipped out of my hand
I spilled all that lovely gin
And bartender
Maybe you’d better come around here
Catch me like you always do
I’m passing out again

I had a favorite bartender over on Catalina Island when i lived there that baby sat me more than anyone in my life has since then, i was just remembering him fondly

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 Reviews of "Hey Bartender ...the Man in My Life"
Reviewed by Tomas Ughdair (Reader)
Reviewed on May 23, 2002
Hi Sue,
Hope these are only memories
take care.
Morchuis

Reviewed by Ed Lupinacci
Reviewed on May 23, 2002
Going to bed with excesses can end up a very lonely street. It is good to have support without judgement or critical comment. Heres to all the bartenders of the world..Fill my cup, wipe my mess, and open an ear for woeful stories.

Reviewed by Josephine Bohen
Reviewed on May 22, 2002
they do make great friends or in my case seem to at the time
Josie

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on May 22, 2002
Ouch...Memories of long ago and far away for me...but I'll never forget what I left behind... thank God...

Reviewed by Marilyn Seray
Reviewed on May 22, 2002
A memory fondly looked upon...very nice Sue


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