DESCRIPTION:
"Irish Drinking Song" by Buck-O-Nine, from the album Songs in the Key of Bree [1994].

Lyrics:
I stumbled in at 2am,
all drunk and full of smoke,
My wife said "I have had enough!
that's it, i'm sick, get out!",
so I stumbled down to Kelly's Pub,
across the edge of town,
and I told the boys me story,
and we had another round.

Oh, we'll drink and drink and drink
and drink and drink and drink and
fight! [2x]
And I might see a pretty girl,
I'll sleep with her tonight,
Yes, we'll drink and drink and drink and
drink and drink and drink and fight!

And Mary McGregor,
well she was a pretty whore,
she'd always greet you with a smile,
and never lock her door.
But on the day she died,
I'll admit it sounded weak,
for Mary McGregor finally got some sleep.

Oh, we'll drink and drink and drink
and drink and drink and drink and
fight! [2x]
And I might see a pretty girl,
I'll sleep with her tonight,
Yes, we'll drink and drink and drink and
drink and drink and drink and fight!

Well there once was a girl,
a child I'm told,
I gave her my heart,
and she gave me a cold.
So now I'm stood here standing,
out in the pouring rain,
I'll stumble back to Kelly's Pub,
and cry away me pain.

Oh, we'll drink and drink and drink
and drink and drink and drink and
fight! [2x]
And I might see a pretty girl,
I'll sleep with her tonight,
Yes, we'll drink and drink and drink and
drink and drink and drink and fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!

Copyrights to Buck-O-Nine.