One Way Ticket Radio Edit

It was a thirsty old night, and I'm the First to admit it. I'm sure it upset someone, but my memory's chosen To omit it. Tiny voice telling me I really should cool it. Chewing my face off, talking absolute Rubbish. The backlight hit me like a kick in the Face. I bought a beer and held an open One just in case. Next thing I knew, my heart was under attack. I bought a one-way ticket to hell and back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell and back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell. I've always tried to keep my vices under wraps. But a coachload of mutes would have been talking Through chapped lips. If they'd seen fit to join me for a Couple of Hits. Then I'd have sent them into tatters, And I still got the wraps. It burned for a moment, then it kicked like A mule. Strangers I recruited thought it was rocket Fuel. Sad romantics choking like a glorious gag. I bought a one-way ticket to hell and back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell and back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell. Diggin' the dark. Woo-hoo. Only caught the beat of myself as if I'd Listened slightly louder. Paused just long enough snuff the white powder. The wheels came off, but I'm still on track. I bought a one-way ticket to hell And back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell and back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell and back. One-way ticket to hell and back. Bought a one-way ticket to hell.