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2002 · From the album Drive

Designated Drinker (with George Strait)

by Alan Jackson

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03 · Lyrics

"Designated Drinker (with George Strait)"

Here's my keys

I want you to take 'em

I think I'm gonna need you

To get back home

Hold on to my hat

I don't want to lose it

I couldn't stand

For somethin' else to be gone

I'm sure you know the reason I'm here cryin'

I think you'll understand why

Tonight

I'm the designated drinker

I just lost

The one that wrapped me 'round her finger

I need to get

To where I can't think of her

So, tonight

I'm the designated drinker

I came here

To get you to help me

I need a friend

To see me through

I hated to call

I knew you wouldn't mind at all

I know you know

I'd do the same for you

I'm not the kind that likes to drown my sorrow

I may hate myself tomorrow

But tonight

I'm the designated drinker

I just lost

The one that wrapped me 'round her finger

I need to get

To where I can't think of her

So, tonight

I'm the designated drinker

We need to get

To where we can't think of her

So, tonight

We're the designated drinkers

Woah, tonight

We're the designated drinkers

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Designated Drinker (with George Strait)" released?
"Designated Drinker (with George Strait)" by Alan Jackson was released on January 15, 2002 on the album "Drive".
What genre is "Designated Drinker (with George Strait)"?
"Designated Drinker (with George Strait)" by Alan Jackson falls within the country genre.
What album is "Designated Drinker (with George Strait)" on?
"Designated Drinker (with George Strait)" appears on the album "Drive" by Alan Jackson.
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