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Allman Brothers Band, The ~ Drunken Hearted Boy


By the allman brothers band From the fillmore concerts Well, yes, people i am a poor, drunken hearted boy. Well, yeah, people i am a poor, drunken hearted boy. I have a whole ocean of trouble, And just a little, half pint of joy. I drink because i'm worried, i don't drink because i'm dry. I know if i keep on drinkin, i'm liable to drink away my life. But that's alright. Baby, bring me another half-a-pint, I'm trying to drown these blues, yes i am. People if you had my trouble, Baby, i know you'd be drinkin too. Alright. Baby, bring me some old grandad's 100 proof. Don't play like that man, you'll make me thirsty. Oh, lord. Baby, if i keep on drinkin, i know i can't last too long. Woman, if i keep on drinkin, people ya know i can't last too long. That's alright, cause when i'm dead and buried, Please think about me when you hear this song. more free lyrics

By the allman brothers band
From the fillmore concerts

Well, yes, people i am a poor, drunken hearted boy.
Well, yeah, people i am a poor, drunken hearted boy.
I have a whole ocean of trouble,
And just a little, half pint of joy.

I drink because i'm worried, i don't drink because i'm dry.
I know if i keep on drinkin, i'm liable to drink away my life.
But that's alright.

Baby, bring me another half-a-pint,
I'm trying to drown these blues, yes i am.
People if you had my trouble,
Baby, i know you'd be drinkin too.

Alright.
Baby, bring me some old grandad's 100 proof.
Don't play like that man, you'll make me thirsty.
Oh, lord.

Baby, if i keep on drinkin, i know i can't last too long.
Woman, if i keep on drinkin, people ya know i can't last too long.
That's alright, cause when i'm dead and buried,
Please think about me when you hear this song.

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