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Luck of the Draw

from Tears and Goodbyes by Chris Reali

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I get drunk on Sunday. That's just what I do.
Drinking helps me tolerate all the shit that I've lived through.
Yeah, I know that it ain't right to cuss and act profane.
Until I turn my life around my song remains the same.

My first wife she left me. Thank God for that.
She took all of my money, but I got my freedom back.
Then I made the same mistake and did it all over again.
Now I'm sittin' by myself with the bottle, my old friend.

I get drunk on Sunday…

Some folk think I'm crazy. Hell they're prob'ly right.
But I know the dealer's cheatin' in this game of life.
Most o'the hands that I been dealt are the worst you ever saw.
So I'll just bid my time with the luck of the draw.

I get drunk on Sunday…

I get drunk on Sunday. That may bother you.
You think that I'm crazy? Talk a walk in my shoes.
Yeah, I know that it ain't right. I sure ain't no saint.
Until I turn my life around my song remains the same.

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from Tears and Goodbyes, released October 29, 2021
Chris Reali: guitar, resophonic guitar, vocal, bass
Mike Avin: drums

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Chris Reali Warwick, New York

Chris is a singer-songwriter who lives in Warwick, NY. He describes his music as “traditional sounds for modern times—making music at the corner of blues, rock, and country.” He regularly performs in the lower Hudson Valley of NY.

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