Anotherdrinkingsong

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[Verse 1]
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Where they sit around and get a 
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round in while the getting's good,
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They'll make the most until the 
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money's gone.
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They're coming out to celebrate, to
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 sing and dance and to escape
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A crazy world where everything 
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seems wrong.

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Drinking to forget and to 
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remember all the glory days,
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The days we stood apart and we 
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stood strong;
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Though the beer befuddles sense it 
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can't provide them recompense,
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They settle for anotherdrinkingsong.

[Interlude]
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[Verse 2]
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Where the 'busy man finds 
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recreation' the 'idle man finds 
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business',
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The 'melancholy man finds 
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sanctuary';
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The 'stranger may have welcome' and
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 still within these selfsame walls,
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The 'citizen may find some 
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courtesy'*.

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From 'Rose and Crown' to 'cock and 
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bull' all history is written there,
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To folklore, myth, and legend we 
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belong;
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Come masons, plumbers, carpenters, 
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come cricketers and huntsmen,
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All join in with anotherdrinkingsong

[Interlude]
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[Violin Solo]
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[Sing-along]
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[Guitar Solo]
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[Verse 3]
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Well you can keep your 'long-hours
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 culture' and lusting for adventure,
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There's life aplenty down 'The Tap 
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'n' Spile'
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Forget your occupation down the 
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salutation
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This tragicomedy will make you smile

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From quaint barstool philosophy to 
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subtle innuendo
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It's funny how the tribes all get 
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along
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Curse abstinence and temperance; 
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come celebrate insouciance
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And join us in anotherdrinkingsong

[Otro]
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