Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Cabbage Head, artist - Dr. John.
Date of issue: 11.06.1992
Song language: English
Cabbage Head |
I come home the first night, drunk as I could be |
And there was a mule in the stable, where my mule orta be |
I asked my wife, my pretty little wife, explain this thing to me |
How come there’s a mule in the stable, where my mule orta be? |
Well, you old fool, you drunken fool, can’t you plainly see |
That’s nothin' but a milk cow my granny gave to me? |
Well, I’ve traveled the whole world over, ten thousand miles and more |
And a saddle and a bridle on a milk cow I ain’t never seen before |
Well, I come home the second night, drunk as I could be |
And there was a hat on the hat rack, where my hat orta be |
I asked my wife, my pretty little wife, explain this thing to me |
How come there’s a hat on the hat rack, where my hat orta be? |
Well, you old fool, you drunken fool, can’t you plainly see |
That’s nothin' but a chamber pot my granny gave to me? |
Well, I’ve traveled the whole world over, ten thousand miles and more |
And a John B. Stetson chamber pot I ain’t never seen before |
Well, I come home the third night, drunk as I could be |
And there was a pair of pants, where my pants orta be |
I asked my wife, my pretty little wife, explain this thing to me |
How come these pants on the chair, where my pants orta be? |
Well, you old fool, your drunken fool, can’t you plainly see |
That’s nothin' but a dish rag my granny gave to me? |
Well, I’ve traveled the whole world over, ten thousand miles and more |
And a … zipper on a dish rag I ain’t never seen before |
Well, I come home the last night, drunk as I could be |
And there was a head on the pillow, where my head orta be |
I asked my wife, my pretty little wife, explain this thing to me |
How come there’s a head on the pillow, where my head orta be? |
Well, you old fool, you drunken fool, can’t you plainly see |
That’s nothin' but a cabbage head my granny gave to me? |
Well, I’ve traveled the whole world over, ten thousand miles and more |
And a moustache on a cabbage I ain’t never seen before! |