Doc Watson – Intoxicated Rat (Guitar)
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[Verse 1]
D Well the other night when I came in G Just as drunk as I could be D G Got tangled up in the old door latch D A D Fell flat on the floor as I could be
[Verse 2]
D I had a little ol' bottle of rum G And I did not have anymore D G The cap came off when I fell down D A D And I spilt it in the floor
[Verse 3]
D Well a rat came out from his hiding place and G He got that whiskey scent D G He ran right up and got him a little shot D A D And back to his hole he went
[Verse 4]
D And back to his hole he went D G And back to his hole he went D G He ran right up and got a little shot D A D And back to his hole he went
[Verse 5]
D Well he came out from his hole again D G Trotted up to the rum on the floor D G Witha little bitty shine he wink one eye D A D And he got him a little drink more
[Verse 6]
D Well he didn't go back to his hole that time G He stayed by the pool of gin D G He said "Doggone, my pop eyed soul, D A D I'm a gonna get drunk again."
[Verse 7]
D Well he didn't go back to his hole G He said "Doggone, my soul, D G I'm only a rat but a [G]doggone cat D A D Can't chase me back to my hole."
[Verse 8]
D He washed his face with his front paws G And on his hind legs sat, D G And he's a getting' pretty high when he winked one eye D A D He says, "Where's that old tom cat?"
[Verse 9]
D Now where's that old tom cat? G I said, where's that old tom cat? D G He's a getting' high when he winked one eye D A D He says where's that old tom cat.
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. . . I bet I could lick him and his brother!
[Verse 10]
D The old tom cat come a slippin' in G Dashed over to the middle of the floor D G The cat jumped over and the rat got sober D A D And he never got drunk no more.
[Verse 11]
D He didn't get drunk no more G No he never got drunk no more D G The cat jumped over and the rat got sober D A D And he never got drunk no more.