This is a great song for drinking. Especially drinking whisky.
I think I’ll just stay here and drink
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I have mixed drinks
about feelings
about feelings
Enough people here for a Party.
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did you stumble upon this or do you actually like Eric Church? He’s one of my favorite country singers. He has quite a few good drinking songs.
Round Here Buzz
Drink In My Hand
Smoke a Little Smoke
The clock on our mantle doesn't run but keeps perfect time as it is set for 5 o'clock.
Also, I don't drink before noon....the day before (as in yesterday).
Also, I don't drink before noon....the day before (as in yesterday).
And remember, you can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning!
If you love Willie then you've heard this before: "there's more old drunks than there are old doctors, so I guess we better have another round!"
Man, I miss ole Merle! "I wish a buck was still silver......"
Love the Ice Man.
OK, early morning, like 0001hrs.
He does some good stuff. Not exactly my deal but hell . . I'm surrounded by truckers, and a wife . . . and a dog. It does soak in a bit. (rising damp)
I never new Merle personaly
But his music is like a mirror
In every song i se me
I really miss him to
This one is for everyone who remembers
Merle Haggard
Rest in peace Merle
Been a LONG time since I'd heard that one my friend!
I had never heard of this man. He was quite a talent, according to my quick study of him online. Thank you for making me aware of him.
In direct opposition to @Doc4 , I'd have to say that a great BEER drinking song for a broken hearted fool is by another Canadian: "Sundown" by Gordon Lightfoot.
There was a time in my teens and twenties that I listened to him a LOT! And drank a few cold ones as well.... While I'm busy derailing this thread, here is another tangent: does anyone here admit to being old enough to remember the time Mr Lightfoot was on "Saturday Night Live" and he had sung a few words of "Sundown" (I think that was the song!) and I believe it was John Belushi that ran out and stopped him, telling him he'd already sang his allotment of two songs for the show!
I for one may have seen the humor in it, but I did NOT think it was funny! (Carry on my friends!)
There was a time in my teens and twenties that I listened to him a LOT! And drank a few cold ones as well.... While I'm busy derailing this thread, here is another tangent: does anyone here admit to being old enough to remember the time Mr Lightfoot was on "Saturday Night Live" and he had sung a few words of "Sundown" (I think that was the song!) and I believe it was John Belushi that ran out and stopped him, telling him he'd already sang his allotment of two songs for the show!
I for one may have seen the humor in it, but I did NOT think it was funny! (Carry on my friends!)
