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Verse 1
There was (G major) an American girl
here in the bar last night,
and I decided to chat her up.
I said, hello there my little chickadee,
my southern belle,
can I buy you a drink?
She said, I have a large
Napoleon brandy
and baby sham, I guess.
I said, guess again.
As I went out one Sunday night,
as drunk as drunk can be, I saw a
horse outside the door
where my old horse should (D major) be
Well, (G major) I called me wife and I said to her
will you (C major) kindly tell to me?
Who (G major) owns that horse outside the (E minor) door
where (C major) my old horse should (G major) be?
Ah
You're drunk.
You're drunk. You silly.
Oh, but still you cannot see
That's a lovely sound
that me (D major) mother sent to (G major) me
And as many the day I travel,
a hundred miles or more
With a saddle on a self -chair
I'd (D major) never seen be (G major) fore
Well as I went home on a
Wednesday night,
as drunk as drunk could be
I saw me (C major) pipe upon (G major) the chair,
where my old (D major) pipe should be
That's funny because I don't (C major) smoke
(G major) Well I called my wife and I said to her,
will you kindly tell to me
Who owns that pipe upon (E minor) the chair
where (C major) my old pipe should (G major) be?
Oh, you're drunk, you're drunk,
you silly old fool,
a cell you cannot see
That's a lovely tin whistle
that me (D major) mother sent to (G major) me
Well, as many as a day I travel
a hundred miles or more
Put tobacco in a tin whistle,
sure I never saw (D major) be (G major) fore
Well, (C major) Thursday passed very quickly (G major)
Well, as I went home on a Friday night
As drunk as drunk can be
I (C major) saw a hyatt inside the (G major) bed
Where (C major) my old head should (D major) be
When I called (G major) me wife
And I said to her
Will you (C major) kindly tell to me
Who owns (G major) that head upon the (E minor) bed
Where (C major) my old head should be
(G major) Oh you're drunk
You're drunk you silly old
But still you cannot see
That's a baby boy
That me (D major) mother sent to (G major) me
Well as many as a day I've travelled
A hundred miles or more,
But a peavey boy with whiskers on,
I'd (D major) never seen before.
(G major) (D major) (F major) (B flat major)
Seven Drunken Nights
Frank Carson
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