When was the song “Dear Cocaine” released by Crossfade?

The song Dear Cocaine was released in 2011, on the album “We All Bleed”.

Who composed the song “Dear Cocaine” by Crossfade?

The song “Dear Cocaine” by Crossfade was composed by Ed Sloan, Les Hall, and Mitch James.

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Dear Cocaine

Dear Cocaine

Ed Sloan / Les Hall / Mitch James

Dear Cocaine, I'm not your bitch
Dear Cocaine, I'm not your whore anymore
I hate the day we ever met
The times with you I'll just forget

Dear cocaine, quit calling me
The phone is off and I'm fast asleep
I can't recall when we last slept
The times with you I'll just regret

What can I say, I said that I'm not your bitch
Or should I have to say
I'm not your whore anymore
I'm not your whore anymore
I'm coming down

Dear Cocaine, you're not my friend
Dear Cocaine, this is the end
'Cause I miss the days when I used to smile
When life was simple and so alive

So Dear Cocaine, don't follow me
Don't turn around, don't say a thing to me
Let me go, 'cause I know
That I can do this on my own
Dear Cocaine, I'm not your whore anymore
I'm not your whore anymore

I'm coming down
Down
I'm coming down
I'm coming down
I'm not your whore anymore
I'm not your whore anymore
I'm coming down

Trivia about the song Dear Cocaine by Crossfade

When was the song “Dear Cocaine” released by Crossfade?: The song Dear Cocaine was released in 2011, on the album “We All Bleed”.
Who composed the song “Dear Cocaine” by Crossfade?: The song “Dear Cocaine” by Crossfade was composed by Ed Sloan, Les Hall, and Mitch James.