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[Verse 1]
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This bottle or that bottle, are you sure you’re sure?
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I’ve been saving both of them hoping one might be the cure
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Oh I’ve known there’s something wrong with me, ever since I was a tyke
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This bottle or that bottle, which one would you like?


[Verse 2]
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Come sit in the library my father built of stone
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He called it the family room, a good place to be alone
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Oh there’s nothing like a Lazyboy, a lamp, a rug, and a throw
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Take a load off, come and sit, where is there to go?


[Bridge]
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Oh I just love the way the evening comes around
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Like tongues of angels calling
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Oh the way their feathers flutter down
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Like leaves, like spirits, calling


[Verse 3]
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Don’t worry about which bottle, go ahead have some
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I can assure you there’s plenty more where they come from
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If you notice much of the world, I’m sure you will agree
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This bottle or that bottle, they’re all the same to me


[Outro]
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Welcome to eternity