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The Drinking Song
04:10
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I'm just sitting here in the pub
I'm on my own, I'm all alone
How about another drink?
(Yeah, fuck it!)
Drinks on me
I just drink, drink
I can't stop and think, think
I just drink, drink, till I'm drunk, drunk
And throwing up
I just drink my head away, to take away all the pain
I just drink my head away, to take away all the pain
Fill my cup, fill my cup up
Put some liqueur in it
Now let's toast, to the weekend
Everybody in the pub, everybody in the club
Come on and raise your glass
Celebrations
Everybody say, "hey, hey"
And everybody say, "yeah, yeah"
Now everybody put your hands in the air
Now, drink your heads away, to take away all the pain
Drink your heads away and take away all the pain
I just drink my head away, to take away all the pain (yeah)
Drink my head away, to take away all the pain
Oh, oh
Oh-oh woh-oh-oh
Drink my head away, to take away all the pain
Oh, oh
Oh, oh
Oh, oh
Oh, oh,
Oh, oh
Oh, oh
Oh, oh, ahh
I just drink my head away, to take away all the pain
I just drink my head away, to take away all the pain
Yeah
Ahhhh
Oooooooow
Oooooooow
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, hoo
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