C F C Am There’s milestones in every lads growing like landmarks along life's wayC F C G So I took my son out to have his first pint in our local pub three blocksC awayF Em C F In our local Pub three blocks away, our local pub three blocks awayC F C G C I took my son out to have his first pint in our local pub three blocks awayF C I bought him a Guiness and he took a taste and he spat it right out on theAm floorC F C G I couldn’t just let that good pint go to waste so I drank it and wanted someC moreF Em C Am I drank it and wanted some mooorre I drank it and wanted some moreC F C G I couldn’t just let a good pint go to waste so I drank it and wanted someC more [Verse 2]F C Then I bought him a Harp and he took a drink made a face and spat thatAm one as wellC F C G I couldn’t let that one get tossed down the sink so I drank it it really wasC swellF Em C Am I drank it it really was sweeelll I drank it it really was swellC F C G I couldn’t let that one get tossed down the sink so I drank it it really wasC swell [Verse 3]F C Then I bought him a Smithwicks and he took a sip made a face and spatAm that one out tooC F C G C I had to drink it so it wouldn’t go bad. What else is a Father to do?F Em C Am What else is a Father to dooo? What else is a Father to do?C F C G C I had to drink it so it wouldn’t go bad, what else is a Father to do? [Verse 4]F C I thought he’d like whiskey so I bought him a Bushmill’s he tried a weeAm drop and he spatC F C I knocked it back, licked my lips and I smiled and I wondered what heG C thought of that?F Em C Am I wondered what he thought of thaaat, I wondered what he thought of that?C F C G I knocked it back, licked my lips and I smiled and I wondered what heC F thought of that? When he turned down a Jameson’s 18 year old IC Am wondered could this be my son?C F C G C I had to drink it to set an example and show the lad just how it’s done.F Em C Am And show the lad just how it’s dooone and show the lad just how it’s done.C F C G C I had to drink it to set an example and show the lad just how it’s done.C F C By the time I figured he didn’t like whiskey or beer with a nice head ofAm foamC F C G C I was so drunk that I was unable to push his stroller back homeC F Em C Am To push his stroller back hooome, to push his stroller back homeC F C G C I was so drunk that I was unable to push his stroller back home.
The Lads First Pint
Seamus Kennedy
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