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Blues Brothers, The ~ Hey Bartender


I went balling the other night I started drinking and got real tight I blew each and all my friends I felt so good i had to blow it again I said hey bartender Hey man, looka here A draw one, draw two, draw three, four glasses of beer Well i saw a chick sitting on the end I said baby can't we be friends You're looking sweet as you can be Well come on down and drink with me I said hey bartender Hey man looka here Draw one, draw two, draw three, four glasses of beer Elwood! Well we was having so much fun I didn't know it was half past one I turned around to have on more I looked at the clock and it was half past four Hey bartender Hey man look a here A draw one, draw two, draw three, four glasses of beer Well jukebox girl is everything All the cats began to sing I heard somebody called and said Last round for alcohol I said hey bartender Hey bartender Hey bartender Hey bartender Draw one, two, three, four glasses of beer more free lyrics

I went balling the other night
I started drinking and got real tight
I blew each and all my friends
I felt so good i had to blow it again

I said hey bartender
Hey man, looka here
A draw one, draw two, draw three, four glasses of beer

Well i saw a chick sitting on the end
I said baby can't we be friends
You're looking sweet as you can be
Well come on down and drink with me

I said hey bartender
Hey man looka here
Draw one, draw two, draw three, four glasses of beer
Elwood!

Well we was having so much fun
I didn't know it was half past one
I turned around to have on more
I looked at the clock and it was half past four

Hey bartender
Hey man look a here
A draw one, draw two, draw three, four glasses of beer

Well jukebox girl is everything
All the cats began to sing
I heard somebody called and said
Last round for alcohol

I said hey bartender
Hey bartender
Hey bartender
Hey bartender
Draw one, two, three, four glasses of beer

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