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<p>Think I'm going to narrow it down to five drinks, just to make writing the songs a little more manageable. I think this is a good order, too. It's going kinda from high-brow to low-brow, which works if you think of it as a series of drinks had in one night, with the inverse relationship of class to alcohol consumed :o)</p>
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<li>Long Islan</li>
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