Seven Drunken Nights.-Dance To Tipperary

[ti:Seven Drunken Nights.] [ar:Dance To Tipperary] [al:The Singles Collection.] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Seven Drunken Nights. - Dance To Tipperary [01:52.44]As I went home on Monday night [01:54.15]As drunk as drunk could be [01:55.90]I saw a horse outside the door where [01:57.81]My old horse should be [01:59.40]Well I called me wife and I said to her: “ [02:01.43]Will you kindly tell to me [02:02.96]Who owns that horse outside the door [02:04.58]Where my old horse should be ” [02:06.41]Ah you're drunk [02:07.20]You're drunk you silly old fool [02:08.41]Still you can not see [02:10.08]That's a lovely sow that me mother sent to me [02:13.50]It's many a day [02:14.33]I've travelled a hundred miles or more [02:16.99]But a saddle on a sow sure I never saw before [02:20.53]And as I went home on Tuesday night [02:22.33]As drunk as drunk could be [02:24.02]I saw a coat behind the door where [02:25.90]My old coat should be [02:27.53]So I called me wife and I said to her [02:29.49]Will you kindly tell to me [02:31.05]Who owns that coat behind the door [02:32.65]Where my old coat should be [02:34.37]Ah you're drunk [02:35.16]You're drunk you silly old fool [02:36.41]Still you can not see [02:38.11]That's a woollen blanket that me [02:39.79]Mother sent to me [02:41.58]It's many a day I've travelled [02:43.21]A hundred miles or more [02:45.06]But buttons in a blanket sure I never saw before [02:48.65] [03:16.44]As I went home on Wednesday night [03:18.38]As drunk as drunk could be [03:20.12]I saw a pipe up on the chair where [03:22.07]My old pipe should be [03:23.62]So I called his wife and I said to her [03:25.58]Will you kindly tell to me [03:27.16]Who owns that pipe up on the chair [03:28.88]Where my old pipe should be [03:30.49]Ah you're drunk [03:31.18]You're drunk you silly old fool [03:32.48]Still you can not see [03:34.19]That's a lovely tin whistle that me [03:35.94]Mother sent to me ” [03:37.51]It's many a day I've travelled [03:38.95]A hundred miles or more [03:41.12]But tobacco in a tin whistle sure I never saw before [03:44.69]And as I came home on a Thursday [03:46.48]Thursday night as drunk as drunk could be [03:48.31]I-I-I saw two boots beneath the bed [03:50.01]Where my old boots should be [03:51.68]Well I called me wife and I says to her: [03:53.72]Will you kindly tell to me [03:55.19]Who owns them boots beneath the bed [03:56.96]Where my old boots should be ” [03:58.64]Ah you're drunk [03:59.37]You're drunk you silly old fool [04:00.64]Still you can not see [04:02.35]They're two lovely geranium pots [04:03.84]Me mother sent to me [04:05.57]Well it's many a day [04:06.63]I've travelled a hundred miles or more [04:09.14]But laces in geranium pots I never saw before [04:12.71]Well as I went home on Friday night [04:14.54]As drunk as drunk could be [04:16.15]I saw a head upon the bed [04:18.04]Where my bald head should be [04:19.70]Well I called me wife and I said to her: [04:21.70]Would you kindly tell to me [04:23.22]Who owns that head upon the bed [04:24.78]Where my old head should be [04:26.44]Ah you're drunk [04:27.34]You're drunk you silly old fool [04:28.64]Still you can not see [04:30.34]That's a baby boy that me mother [04:32.40]Sent to me [04:33.66]Well it's many a day [04:34.68]I've travelled a hundred miles or more [04:37.18]But a baby boy with his whiskers [04:38.96]On sure I never saw before