Name: One To Many Beer
Duration: 2 min 43 s
Channel: Douglas Murphy
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One To Many Beer

Doug Murphy

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What you see here is a collection of original songs as well as a few covers.

acoustic folk easy listening

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Doug Murphy

a one man show

Hi. My name is Douglas Murphy and I hale from Montreal Quebec Canada. I have been playing around this 'craft' for a while now and have always enjoyed getting my 'stuff' out there. Lately I have been playing around with AI generated vocals and melodies. I hope you enjoy what I have to offer.

Song Info

Genre

Acoustic • Acoustic General

Charts

Peak #510

Peak in subgenre #170

Author

Douglas Murphy

Rights

2021

Uploaded

September 20, 2006

Track Files

MP3

MP3 2.5 MB • 128 kbps • 2:43

Story behind the song

Self explanitory.

Lyrics

One To Many Beer
(01/10/1999)

(V)
I woke up bright and early on Sunday afternoon 
the sun shinning brightly through the trees.
I couldn't understand it, why I awoke so soon, 
I usually lay around `till two or three.

It could have been the ringing of the telephone. 
It could have been Mickey's Mouseketeers.
It could have been my neighbor on his of trombone. 
It could have been the one too many beers.

(V)
I stumbled to the bathroom looking for relief. 
The number on the door was number four.
I couldn't understand it, why no one shared my grief, 
and why they had to make that awful roar.

It could have been the fact that they just didn't see. 
It could have been that they had no fear.
It couldn't been that they just didn't hear my pleas. 
Or cared that I had one too many beer.

(V)
After an eternity I finely took my seat. 
For all involved a good thing that I did.
I couldn't understand it, which lowered the heat, 
and why they'd make me bend to lift the lid? 

It could have been someone's idea of a joke. 
The results of such could have been severe.
It could have been that they had all been drinking coke. 
And me I had one too many beer.

It could have been the ringing of the telephone. 
It could have been Mickey's Mouseketeers.
It could have been my neighbor on his of trombone. 
It could have been the one too many beers.

Copyright © 2009 by Douglas Murphy