Drunk
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(Read only, anymore; sorry.)
Short version of rules
Without using a search engine to find one, write down at least eight words of a song containing the word (or the topic, if it's a general topic).
If it's the newest word, play once, and wait for another player to play before you go again.
On older words, you can play over and over without waiting!
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From his beard to his boots he was covered with ammo.
Like a big fat drunk disgruntled Yuletide Rambo.
The Night Santa Went Crazy by Weird Al
The broken dates, the endless waits
The lovely loving, and the hateful hates
The conversation, with the flying plates
I wish I were in love again
No more pain, no more strain
Now I'm sane, but I'd rather be punch-drunk
(Rodgers/Hart, "I Wish I Were In Love Again")
As I come home
So drunk I couldn't see, oh
There I saw a hat
No hat should be there...
"Seven Nights Drunk," traditional
Oh I get drunk most every night
Seems like all we do is fight
The more I drink, the less I feel blue
Yes I Guess They Oughta Name a Drink After You
John Prine
Drunk last night
Drunk the night before
Gonna get drunk tonight like I've never drunk before
For when I'm drunk I'm as happy as can be
For I am a member of the Souse family
WWII song my grandfather taught my mom
They say you are a snuff queen
Honey I don't think that's true
So why don't we get drunk and screw
Jimmy Buffet
...I'll never get drunk anymore.
Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes...
The monkey he got drunk
And sat on the elephant's trunk
"The Animal Fair"
correction: my mom said the song was a WWI song that her grandfather taught her, not a WWII from her dad
Can we forget about the things I said when I was drunk?
I didn't mean to call you that.
LIT "My Own Worst Enemy"
Party just started
And I"m drunk on Bluebird Wine
Emmylou Harris
Maybe I'll sleep real late, maybe I'll lose some weight, maybe I'll clear my junk, maybe I'll just get drunk on apple wine.
Well I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison
And I went to pick her up in the rain
But before I could get to the station in my pickup truck
She got runned over by a damned old train
You Never Even Call Me By My Name
Steve Goodman and John Prine, this verse added by David Allen Coe
I feel our connection with every drink I take.
As I stumble to the door I can hear them laughing, but I'm the one who's laughing now, the bottle's keeping score.
As I try to find my words, I can hear the silence, growing louder with each moment, before I hit the floor.
Hit The Floor by Thirst
(I don't know if this is allowed because it doesn't have the word 'drunk' in it, but it is the subject so I thought I'd play it anyway)
The officer who stopped me said,
"You're lucky you didn't wind up dead,"
and he guessed that I was over and above.
I hoped he'd only caution me,
And I made a plea for clemency
On the grounds that I was only very drunk on love.
Basia "Drunk on Love"
so if I get drunk and call you up
don't get pissed and don't hang up
I know it's late
but it's never to late
to be
another last call casualty
last call casualty - bowling for soup
But I'm sitting now at the bar,
I'm getting drunk, I'm feelin' mellow
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
George Thorogood's version
drunk on shadows and lost in a lie
killing ourselves, a kiss at a time
devils dance while angels smile
drunk on shadows and lost in a lie
"drunk on shadows" (him)
There are sober men a-plenty,
And drunkards barely twenty,
And men that's over 90
That have never yet kissed a girl.
--"Ramblin' Rover," sung by Andy M. Stewart
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