Tonart: A major
Verse 1
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Ooh, calm day, go day
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Wishing me heart it was Sunday
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Ooh, drinking buttermilk
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Whiskey on a Sunday
He sits on the corner of
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Astride of an old packing case
And the dolls on the end of
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as he groaned with a smile on his face
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wishing me heart it was Sunday
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Drinking butter and milk all the week,
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whiskey on a Sunday
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His tired old hands pulled a wooden beam
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And the puppets, danced up and down
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A far better show than you ever did see
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In the fanciest theatre in town
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Come day, go day
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Wishing the hired people Sunday
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Drinking buttermilk all the week,
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whiskey on a Sunday
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But in 1902, old Seth Davy time,
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this song it was heard no more
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The three dancing dolls in the
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and the plank went to mend
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the back door
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wishin' we had it if it Sunday
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Drinkin' buttermilk all the week,
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whiskey all the Sunday
On a sun -stormy night,
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if you're passing that way
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With the wind blowing up from the sea
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You can still hear the sound of old St. Davy
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As he crawls to his dancing doll's tree
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Come day, go day
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Wishing me a hearty little Sunday
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Drinking butter and milk all the week
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Whiskey on a Sunday
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Come day, go day
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Wishing me a hearty little Sunday
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Drinkin' buttermilk all the week,
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Whiskey on a Sunday.
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Come may go day,
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Wishin' we had him some day.
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Drinkin' buttermilk all the week,
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Whiskey on a Sunday.
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