Gunga Din

DAN FISHER, IRENE HIGGINBOTHAM, ERVIN M. DRAKE, CARL BARAT, PETER DOHERTY, PETER WILLIAM WOLFE, JOHN COREY HASSALL, GARY ARMSTRONG POWELL

Woke up again
To my chagrin
Getting sick and tired of
Feeling sick and tired again
I tried to write
'Cause I got the right
To make it look as if
I'm doing something with my life
Got to find a vein
It's always the same
And a drink to ease
The panic and the suffering
I woke up again
Dreamt of Gunga Din

Oh, the road is long
If you stay strong
You're a better man than I
You've been beat and afraid
Probably betrayed
You're a better man than I

Woke up again
To my evil twin
That mirror is fucking ugly and I'm
Sick and tired of looking at him
Been up all night
I probably picked a fight
'Cause I can't help it I'm
A bastard in the morning
So I try to write
I think I have the right
A little drink-y now and then
To help me just to see the light
Just another day
And it feels like nothing's changed
Oh f*** it
Oh here I go again

Oh, the road is long
If you stay strong
You're a better man than I
You've been beat and afraid
Probably betrayed
You're a better man than I

What's the point in you now
I can't chase you know how
Oh, leave me alone
I've got those Monday blues
Straight from Sunday blues

Oh, the road is long
If you stay strong
You're a better man than I
You've been beat and afraid
Probably betrayed
You're a better man than I

La la-la la, la la-la la, la la-la la la
La la-la la, la la-la la, la la-la la la

Oh what are you doing, you stupid f*** idiot
Wake up
Hey

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Who composed the song “Gunga Din” by The Libertines?
The song “Gunga Din” by The Libertines was composed by DAN FISHER, IRENE HIGGINBOTHAM, ERVIN M. DRAKE, CARL BARAT, PETER DOHERTY, PETER WILLIAM WOLFE, JOHN COREY HASSALL, GARY ARMSTRONG POWELL.

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