Songs by John_Welch W.


   

ALCOHOL AND ME DON'T MIX

  1. ALCOHOL AND ME DON'T MIX
    John_Welch W.
    Genre: Country/Contemporary Country, Alternative Americana
    Tempo: Uptempo


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    This song is dedicated to all the fools like I used to be who drank too much before they ever got to the bar, and ended up making memories they wish everyone would forget. It's really a humorous anti-drinking song.

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    VERSE 1: She was a raven-haired woman With a half-crooked eye Long skinny legs And a broken-toothed smile But she had a way of flirting Make you lose your mind And her looks sure improved As time rolled by Chorus 1: After one drink She started lookin' fine After two drinks I wished that she were mine After three drinks I was asking her for a kiss It's easy to see Alcohol and me… don't mix VERSE 2: She had over-sized breasts Like in a magazine And I must confess They were pretty things She flashed them once And I fell off my stool It was then that I knew What I wanted to do Chorus 2: After four drinks I promised her my heart After five drinks I swore we'd never part After six drinks She looked like a real princess (pronounced princsis) I have to believe Alcohol and me... don't mix Bridge: Maybe I'm allergic to the stuff All I know is when I drink One is too, too much...cause.. Chorus 3: After seven drinks I feel no pain After eight drinks I don't know my name After nine drinks I'm half out of my wits Now wouldn't you agree That alcohol and me… don't mix VERSE 3: She was a-leaning on me I was a-leaning on her What happened after that Is still just a blur I’ve heard all the rumors They have to be lies But there’s no way to know What really happened that night Chorus 4: After all those drinks I’m not to blame After all those drinks I should be ashamed After that many drinks I know what you think And I have to agree Alcohol and me... don’t mix


                                                                                                                                                                                        
Back to top