| To Rafferty’s Bar in my old jaunting car
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| I took myself one Friday evening
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| To think on a son so deceiving
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| It’s one drink down and another to go.
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| He was married in haste to a woman unchaste
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| Much to the shame of the father
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| His face still half-covered in lather
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| It’s one drink down and another to go.
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| It’s one drink down and another to go When I pass through the town I must hang my head low
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| It’s one drink down and another to go.
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| I’m not the kind to condemn out of hand
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| A woman whose virtue is easy
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| Just as long as she doesn’t deceive me It’s one drink down and another to go.
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| Imagine a life with an unfaithful wife
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| Might wake up in the morning
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| And find that she’s left without warning
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| It’s one drink down and another to go.
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| It’s one drink down and another to go When I pass through the town I must hang my head low
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| It’s one drink down and another to go.
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| Written By: Gerry Rafferty and John Patrick Byrne
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| Acoustic Guitars: Gerry Rafferty / Roger Brown
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| Bass: Gary Taylor
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| Drums: Henry Spinetti
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| Fiddle: John Van Derrick
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| Harpsichord: Tom Parker
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| Lead Vocals: Gerry Rafferty
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| Backing Vocals: Gerry Rafferty / Joe Egan |