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Last night |
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I went to town, hit every bar around |
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A hundred bottles of beer on the wall, |
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Lord I though |
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I could drink 'em all |
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Jose, Jack and |
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Jim my best drinkin' friends |
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They poured 'em up and |
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I shot 'em down, |
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Lord I thought |
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I was goin' to drown |
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How can I be so thirsty this mornin' after all |
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I drank last night? |
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I was a-sippin' and a-tippin', a-chuggin' and a-luggin' |
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Huggin' every pretty girl in sight |
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I woke up with this cotton mouth wrapped 'round my throat so tight |
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How can I be so thirsty this mornin' after all |
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I drank last night? |
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Call it a flaw in chemistry, a medical mystery |
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I fell washed up but |
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I'm so dry can't even make a tear to cry |
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This ole achin' head, |
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I should have stayed in bed |
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Now I'm hung over this kitchen sink and |
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I can't get enough to drink |
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How can I be so thirsty this mornin' after all |
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I drank last night? |
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I was a-sippin' and a-tippin', chuggin' and a-luggin' |
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Huggin' every pretty girl in sight |
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Yeah, I woke up with this cotton mouth wrapped 'round my throat so tight |
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How can I be so thirsty this mornin' after all |
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I drank last night? |
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Yeah, I woke up with this cotton mouth wrapped 'round my throat so tight |
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How can I be so thirsty this mornin' after all |
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I drank last night? |
