F# B E A Come day go day, wishing in me heart it was SundayF# B E A Drinkin' buttermilk thru the week, Whiskey on a SundayA B He sits on the corner, of 'ol beggars bush,E A On top of an old packing crateB He has three wooden dolls that can dance and can singE A And he croons with a smile on his face ChorusF# B E A Come day go day, wishing in me heart it was SundayF# B E A Drinkin' buttermilk thru the week, Whiskey on a SundayA B His tired old hands, tug away at the stringsE A And the puppets they dance up and downB A far better show than you ever would seeE A In the fanciest theatre in town Chorus:F# B E A Come day go day, wishing in me heart it was SundayF# B E A Drinkin' buttermilk thru the week, Whiskey on a SundayA B I'm sad to relate that old Seth Davy died,E A In Nineteen Hundred and FourB The three wooden dolls in the dustbin were laidE A His song will be heard nevermore Chorus:F# B E A Come day go day, wishing in me heart it was SundayF# B E A Drinkin' buttermilk thru the week, Whiskey on a SundayB And some stormy night, when your passing that wayE A And the wind's blowing up from the seaB You'll still hear the song of old Seth DavyE A As he croons to his dancing dolls three Chorus: (Repeat and end )F# B E A Come day go day, wishing in me heart it was SundayF# B E A Drinkin' buttermilk thru the week, Whiskey on a Sunday
Whiskey On A Sunday
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