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The Taste of Wine

from Home Alone by Dominik McNeder

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I've been sitting in this hotel room
For quite some time
With the lights out
And the curtains closed
A few bottles of wine
Are lying on the floor
I'm running out of cigarettes
While I'm lying here in bed, thinking about you.

I wanna get back home to you
We'll listen to some records
I'll even let you choose
We'll have some laughs and drinks
Because the wine tastes better, when I'm with you.

I have no idea at all if it's day or night
I wrote so many words in my notebook
And tore them out
I wrote down all of the reasons
Why you're not here with me
But none of them make sense
No nothing makes sense to me anymore.

I wanna get back home to you
We'll listen to some records
I'll even let you choose
We'll have some laughs and drinks
Because the wine tastes better, when I'm with you.

I wanna get back home to you
We'll listen to some records
I'll even let you choose
We'll have some laughs and drinks
Because the wine tastes so much better, when I'm with you.

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from Home Alone, released April 26, 2014

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Dominik McNeder Salzburg, Austria

I make up songs and play them on my guitar. Folky, acoustic punk songs to be more specific.

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