Tonart: C major
Verse 1
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Well as I went home on a Monday night
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As drunk as drunk I'd be
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I saw a horse outside my door
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Where my old horse should be
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Well I called me wife and said to her
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Will you kindly tell to me
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Who owns that horse outside the door
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Where my old horse should be
Ah you're drunk, you're drunk,
you silly old fool
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Sure that's a lovely pig
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There's plenty the day I travel,
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a hundred miles or more,
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but a pig with a saddle on
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Well as I went home on Tuesday night,
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as drunk as drunk could be
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I saw a coat behind me door,
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where my old coat should be
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Well I called me wife and I said to her,
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will you kindly tell to me
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Who owns that coat behind the door,
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where my old coat should be
Ah, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you silly old girl,
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and still you cannot see
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Sure that's a lovely blanket
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that me mother sent to me
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There's many the day I travel,
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a hundred miles or more
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But what's in the blanket,
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well, I never saw before
Well, as I went home on a Wednesday night,
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as drunk as drunk could be
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I star a pipe upon me chair,
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where my old pipe should be
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I called me wife and I said to her,
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will you kindly tell to me
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Who owns that pipe up on the chair,
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where my old pipe should be?
Ah, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you silly old fool,
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Sure that's the lovely tin whistle
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There's been in the day a travel,
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a hundred miles or more
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But tobacco when it's in whistle,
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well I never saw before
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Well as I went home on Thursday night,
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as drunk as drunk could be
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I saw two boots beneath the bed,
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where my two boots should be
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Well I called me wife and I said to her,
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will you kindly tell to me
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where my two boots should be
Ah, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you're silly,
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I'm ill still, you cannot see
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Sure that you'll love the
me mother has sent to me
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There's men in the day I travel
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a hundred miles or more
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With laces in gerani um pots
I never saw before
on Friday night,
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as drunk as drunk I'd be,
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I saw a little head upon the bed
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where my little head should be.
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I called me wife and I said to her,
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Will you kindly tell to me,
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Who owns that head upon the bed
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where my little head should be?
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Ah, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you silly old fool,
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sure that's a lovely baby boy
wifey mother said to me,
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as many the day I travel,
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a hundred miles or more,
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but a baby boy with his whiskers on
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Well as I went home on Saturday night,
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as drunk as drunk I'd be,
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I saw two hands upon my wife's breasts,
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where my two hands should be.
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I called me wife and I said to her,
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Will you kindly tell to me,
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Where my two hands should be?
Ah, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you're silly,
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A devil still you cannot see,
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Sure that's a lovely plate,
Your mother has sent to me.
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There's been in the day a trouble,
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A hundred miles or more,
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A left -wing six -prime with fingers on,
I never saw before.
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Well, as I went home on Sunday night,
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As drunk as drunk I'd be, Lord.
whittling around upon the bed,
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Where my little thing should be.
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I called me wife and I said to her,
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Will you kindly tell to me,
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Who owns that thing upon the bed,
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Where my little thing should be.
Ah, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you silly old fool,
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Sure that's a lovely sausage,
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me mother has said to me
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There's men in the day I travel
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a hundred miles or more
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But a sausage with a southwester on
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