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Black Crowes ~ Sloppy Drunk


Written by: sonny boy williamson I would rather be sloppy drunk, than anything i know I would rather be sloppy drunk, than anything i know Give me another half a pint, boy, then you will see me go Now i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do Yes i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do Now this is the reason why that i drink, i'm just trying to get along with you I said oh, oh, bring me another half a pint I said mmmhuh, bring me another half a pint Well i believe i'll get drunk, boy, and then we gonna rock this joint Well i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do Yes i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do Now this is the reason why that i drink, i'm just trying to get along with you I said oh, oh bring me another half a pint I said mmmhuh, bring me another half a pint Well i believe i'll get drunk, boy, and then we gonna rock this joint more free lyrics

Written by: sonny boy williamson

I would rather be sloppy drunk, than anything i know
I would rather be sloppy drunk, than anything i know
Give me another half a pint, boy, then you will see me go

Now i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do
Yes i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do
Now this is the reason why that i drink, i'm just trying to get along with you

I said oh, oh, bring me another half a pint
I said mmmhuh, bring me another half a pint
Well i believe i'll get drunk, boy, and then we gonna rock this joint

Well i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do
Yes i love that moonshine whiskey now, tell the world i do
Now this is the reason why that i drink, i'm just trying to get along with you

I said oh, oh bring me another half a pint
I said mmmhuh, bring me another half a pint
Well i believe i'll get drunk, boy, and then we gonna rock this joint

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