| Song | Down To The Old Pub Instead |
| Artist | Stephen Lynch |
| Album | Superhero |
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| 作曲 : Lynch | |
| Lad, it's your duty to find ye a lass | |
| With child-bearing hips and a pink, supple ass | |
| And make her your wife and love her with love so true | |
| Now some rivers run high, some rivers run low | |
| When her river runs red, then she's starting her flow | |
| And it's called menstr'ation, and here's what it means to you | |
| You will notice her bloomers are spotty at first | |
| Stand back – her ovarian dam's gonna burst | |
| Son, don't be afraid, it's a natural t'ing | |
| Just wad up some cotton and hand her some string | |
| Put the old linens on top of the bed | |
| Get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead | |
| She'll retain her water, her breasts will be tender | |
| And every third word that you say will offend her | |
| Get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead | |
| And she'll want to make love – if you do, you're a fool ' | |
| Cause you'll only end up with a bloody | |
| O'Toole Get out of the house – down to the old pub instead | |
| And she'll want you to sample the fruit of her loins | |
| But son, it'll taste like some old rusty coins | |
| So turn off the light, boy, and take off your hat | |
| And drop to your knees, say a prayer to | |
| Saint Pat | |
| Then he'll give you the strength to get out of the bed | |
| And for Ireland's sake, go down to the old pub instead | |
| Now the pub is the place where the lads are a-meetin' | |
| When the moon's full and the gals are a-bleedin' | |
| The Catholic, the | |
| Protestant, even the pagan | |
| The pub is the place when your lady is raggin' | |
| So drink of your pint, boys, and thank your shamrocks | |
| That as menfolk we don't have to bleed from our cocks | |
| And that we can escape from the lady in red | |
| And get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead |
| zuo qu : Lynch | |
| Lad, it' s your duty to find ye a lass | |
| With childbearing hips and a pink, supple ass | |
| And make her your wife and love her with love so true | |
| Now some rivers run high, some rivers run low | |
| When her river runs red, then she' s starting her flow | |
| And it' s called menstr' ation, and here' s what it means to you | |
| You will notice her bloomers are spotty at first | |
| Stand back her ovarian dam' s gonna burst | |
| Son, don' t be afraid, it' s a natural t' ing | |
| Just wad up some cotton and hand her some string | |
| Put the old linens on top of the bed | |
| Get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead | |
| She' ll retain her water, her breasts will be tender | |
| And every third word that you say will offend her | |
| Get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead | |
| And she' ll want to make love if you do, you' re a fool ' | |
| Cause you' ll only end up with a bloody | |
| O' Toole Get out of the house down to the old pub instead | |
| And she' ll want you to sample the fruit of her loins | |
| But son, it' ll taste like some old rusty coins | |
| So turn off the light, boy, and take off your hat | |
| And drop to your knees, say a prayer to | |
| Saint Pat | |
| Then he' ll give you the strength to get out of the bed | |
| And for Ireland' s sake, go down to the old pub instead | |
| Now the pub is the place where the lads are ameetin' | |
| When the moon' s full and the gals are ableedin' | |
| The Catholic, the | |
| Protestant, even the pagan | |
| The pub is the place when your lady is raggin' | |
| So drink of your pint, boys, and thank your shamrocks | |
| That as menfolk we don' t have to bleed from our cocks | |
| And that we can escape from the lady in red | |
| And get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead |
| zuò qǔ : Lynch | |
| Lad, it' s your duty to find ye a lass | |
| With childbearing hips and a pink, supple ass | |
| And make her your wife and love her with love so true | |
| Now some rivers run high, some rivers run low | |
| When her river runs red, then she' s starting her flow | |
| And it' s called menstr' ation, and here' s what it means to you | |
| You will notice her bloomers are spotty at first | |
| Stand back her ovarian dam' s gonna burst | |
| Son, don' t be afraid, it' s a natural t' ing | |
| Just wad up some cotton and hand her some string | |
| Put the old linens on top of the bed | |
| Get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead | |
| She' ll retain her water, her breasts will be tender | |
| And every third word that you say will offend her | |
| Get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead | |
| And she' ll want to make love if you do, you' re a fool ' | |
| Cause you' ll only end up with a bloody | |
| O' Toole Get out of the house down to the old pub instead | |
| And she' ll want you to sample the fruit of her loins | |
| But son, it' ll taste like some old rusty coins | |
| So turn off the light, boy, and take off your hat | |
| And drop to your knees, say a prayer to | |
| Saint Pat | |
| Then he' ll give you the strength to get out of the bed | |
| And for Ireland' s sake, go down to the old pub instead | |
| Now the pub is the place where the lads are ameetin' | |
| When the moon' s full and the gals are ableedin' | |
| The Catholic, the | |
| Protestant, even the pagan | |
| The pub is the place when your lady is raggin' | |
| So drink of your pint, boys, and thank your shamrocks | |
| That as menfolk we don' t have to bleed from our cocks | |
| And that we can escape from the lady in red | |
| And get out of the house and go down to the old pub instead |