Friends Don't Let Friends…Booty Call Or Drunk Text Their Ex
No drunk communication at all with their Ex
There’s always a chance
A girls night out ends badly,
Especially if commiserating
A breakup that ends sadly.
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Friends will rally around
When the chips have fallen,
Let’s go get our drunk on
Throw the wind to caution.
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Party, party, party, party
We will help you forget,
If only for tonight, you are
Banned from being upset.
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The night starts slowly
The vibes start to build,
Your drinks are flowing
Your mood’s more chilled.
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You don’t need a guy
None of us really do,
Independent and fun
Tonight guys are taboo.
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Dance, dance, dance
Girl, move to the beat,
Empty your thoughts
Sway, shuffle, repeat.
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Need another drink
Coming right up,
Don’t say his name
Or we’ll interrupt.
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Whoa, steady on girl
Weaving and ducking,
Drinking too much, too fast
You’ll end up upchucking.
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Night’s coming to an end
You pick up your phone,
No, nope, not a chance
Yes, I should have known.
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Friends don’t let friends
Booty call or drunk text,
You’ll thank me tomorrow
Stay away from your Ex.
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A song by Joe Signature for the girls to dance to.
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Colleen Millsteed
My first love is poetry — it’s like a desperate need to write, to free up space in my mind, to escape the constant noise in my head. Most of the time the poems write themselves — I’m just the conduit holding the metaphorical pen.
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