Bobby left me and he left me a note.

In "Bobby," Bohdi is sad but he sounds mad. In this incredible angry song in what sounds like literally just one verse, Bohdi talks about how his friend Bobby left him but Bohdi isn't ready for goodbyes. He needs needs a proper goodbye.

"Bobby left me and he left me a note. I found a letter on the front porch and he's not coming home. I came to Tallahassee for this son of a b****. Now I'm ripping up the letter and I'm tracing his phone.

Bohdi is yelling at you through this entire Irish-punk-like song filled with strings and violin. Bohdi is heated.

"I jump in my Suburban; five o'clock on the dash. I'm driving east into the sunrise and I'm missing his a**. Tears pouring down my face. I'm going ninety on twenty-seven. I barely turned twenty-seven. I remember we were dancing."

The lyrics really are sad but true Irish-Americans talk about their feelings by yelling and this is exactly what Bohdi sounds like. It's only fitting to drink an Irish-red with Bohdi.

"You said I'd never lose another day of my life. Wеll what about tomorrow and the next twenty-fivе? I said you'd always have a special place in my heart so I ripped it out my chest and I tore it apart."

According to Great Lakes Brewing's website, Conway's Irish Ale will be available for purchase in January which isn't too far off. This ale is filled with caramel malt flavors and will keep you pleased as you hold back your fists while listening to this angry music.

"I pull up to a Publix and I see my old man. He's got somebody on his ass-cheek holding up his right hand. I circle round the lot and screaming 'nothing golden can stay' 'cause now I'm chasing after Bobby and he's getting away."

Great Lakes Brewing distributes to Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Washington, D.C.

"I'll leave him for you if you want me to..."



Song: Bobby
Album: Single
Artist: Bohdi
Released November 23, 2020
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Beer: Conway's Irish Ale
Style: Irish Ale
Brewery: Great Lakes Brewing Co.
Cleveland, OH
ABV: 6.3%; IBU: 25
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