We are all familiar with the song “The Twelve Days Of Christmas,” and here is a tribute song that will hopefully get some people to realize that getting sober is a much better way to live rather than living and struggling with an addiction. This holiday season, give yourself the gift of life by getting sober and getting your life back. Why wait for New Years Resolutions, when getting sober is an option that you have right this second? In the following parody song, you will read how insidious the disease of addiction is, and what exactly goes through an addict’s mind throughout the process of becoming addicted. We have even included the instrumental version, so you can sing along with it! Enjoy!

12 Days Of Christmas Tribute For Getting Sober

**On the first day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “I will make you feel happy.”

**On the second day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “I’m extremely loyal and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the third day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the fourth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the fifth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “One more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the sixth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “You’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the seventh day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “You’re doing nothing wrong, you’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the eighth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “They don’t understand you, you’re doing nothing wrong, you’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the ninth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “Getting sober sucks, they don’t understand you, you’re doing nothing wrong, you’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the tenth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “That treatment stuff won’t save you, getting sober sucks, They don’t understand you, you’re doing nothing wrong, you’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the eleventh day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “You’re completely worthless, that treatment stuff won’t save you, getting sober sucks, they don’t understand you, you’re doing nothing wrong, you’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

**On the twelfth day of addiction, my drugs they said to me, “I really hate you, you’re completely worthless, that treatment stuff won’t save you, getting sober sucks, they don’t understand you, you’re doing nothing wrong, you’re in control here, one more won’t hurt you! You deserve some rest, I won’t let you down, I’m extremely loyal, and I will make you feel happy.”

Getting Sober Fast

Getting sober may seem like a terrifying change, but it is one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself, especially during this time of year. Every single day, approximately 100 people die from a drug overdose, but there are ways to prevent this. By picking up the phone and making one call, your life can change forever. Considering getting sober will not only save your life, but you will gain everything that you have lost from your addiction, and more! The people who love and care about you will be able to get their lives back as well! If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, call 1-866-527-5252 now for immediate assistance and see what your options are for getting sober today!