G I knew a fella back in 1998D Wasn’t real bright but he had a lot of nerveG C Drank like a fish and he had a special placeG D G In the bottom of the learning curveG He had ten bills when he left his parents houseD Frothin’ at the mouth and a’shootin from the hipG C He’d giv’er for a week and recover for a dayG D G Counted change with a busted lip [Chorus]C G C G C G D G The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of LiquorC G C G C G D G The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor[Verse]G He had enough left to buy some creamD To settle all the itchin’ where the sun don’t shineG C He looked like a 50 pound sack of potatoesG D G All hungover in the food bank line [Chorus]C G C G C G D G The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of LiquorC G C G C G D G The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor [Solo]A G [Verse]A Doin’ lines on the dash of mama’s SilveradoE With a piss-stained, rolled up drinking fineA D The keys are in the truck, and the truck’s the harbourA E A With a Colt 45 and daddy’s moonshine [Chorus]D A D A D A E A The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of LiquorD A D A D A E A The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of LiquorD A D A D A E A The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of LiquorD A D A D A E A The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
The Dirtiest Drunk In The History Of Liquor
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