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"Coulda been here tonight..."
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Dylan Thomas
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- Alcohol and American Life
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- onemoresong dot com
- squeezeboxer
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- Abott Ablur
- My pint, my friend
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- Drinking Alone
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- Little Bottles
- Abraham: did he have "drink"?
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- I like music
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- To love somebody
- Grillin by the light of the moon
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- Drink within drink
- All the news that's fit to print
- snow covered patio set
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- Winter grilling
- Blonde woman with neighbours newspaper
- Making off with the loot
- Lilac Lyrics
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"My cup runneth over"
"My Cup Runneth Over" is a quote from the King James Version of the Bible (Psalms 23:5) and means "I have more than enough for my needs" though interpretations and usage may vary. ( Source ) It is difficult to reconcile this notion with the idea of the drink within. For instance - is it possible to have more drink within you than you need?
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