Seven Drunken Nights by Mike Denver

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Intro:

Verse 1:

I went home on Monday night as drunk as

drunk could

Well I saw a horse outside the door where

my old horse should be

So I

called my wife and I said to her will you

kindly tell to me

Who

owns that horse outs

ide the door where

my old horse should

be?

Chorus:

She said you’re

drunk you’re drunk you silly old fool

so drunk you

cannot

see

That’s a lovely

sow that me

mother sent to

It’s many a day I’ve travelled a hundred

miles or

saddle on a

sow sure I

never saw bef

ore

Verse 2:

And as I went home on Tuesday night as drunk as

drunk could

Well I saw a coat behind the door where

my old coat should be

So I

called my wife and I said to her will you

kindly tell to me

Who

owns that coat be

hind the door where

my old coat should

be?

Chorus:

She said you’re

drunk you’re drunk you silly old fool

so drunk you

cannot

see

That’s a lovely

blanket that me

mother sent to

Well it’s many a day I’ve travelled a hundred

miles or

But

buttons in a

blanket sure I

never saw bef

ore

Capo: I fret

Verse 3:

And as I went home on Wednesday night as drunk as

drunk could

Well I saw a pipe up on the chair where

my old pipe should be

So I

called my wife and I said to her will you

kindly tell to me

Who

owns that pipe up

on the chair where

my old pipe should

be?

Chorus:

She said you’re

drunk you’re drunk you silly old fool

so still you

cannot

see

That’s a lovely

whistle that me

mother sent to

Well it’s many a day I’ve travelled a hundred

miles or

But

tobacco in a

whistle sure I

never saw bef

ore

Instrumental (x2):

Verse 4:

And as I went home on Saturday night as drunk as

drunk could

Well I saw two boots beneath the bed where

my old boots should be

So I

called my wife and I said to her will you

kindly tell to me

Who

owns those boots ben

eath the bed where

my old boots should

Chorus:

She said you’re

drunk you’re drunk you silly old fool

so still you

cannot

see

They’re two lovely

Geranium pots me

mother sent to

It’s many a day I’ve travelled a hundred

miles or

But

laces in Ger

anium pots I

never saw bef

ore

Capo: II fret

Verse 5:

Well as I went home on Sunday night as drunk as

drunk could

I saw a head upon the bed where

my old head should be

So I

called my wife and I said to her will you

kindly tell to me

Who

owns that head with

you in the bed where

my old head should

be?

Chorus:

She said you’re

drunk you’re drunk you silly old fool

so still you

cannot

see

That’s a baby

boy that me

mother sent to

It’s many a day I’ve travelled a hundred

miles or

But a baby

boy with his whiskers on sure I

never saw bef

ore

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