Variant of an 18th-century English traditional ballad, Four Nights Drunk (Child Ballad #274) The English And Scottish Popular Ballads (1882-1898) edited by Francis James Child (Dover, 1965). It has been around for at least 200 years and has spread across the world with versions to be found in America, the UK and several other countries. Seven Drunken Nights Lyrics as written by Ciaron Bourke Barney Mckenna.

But a baby boy with his whiskers on, sure, I never saw before. Well, its many a day Ive traveled, a hundred miles or more. See also: Seven Drunken Nights (Traditional #1)ДЄnd also: Seven Drunken Nights (Traditional #2)ДЄnd also: Seven Drunken Nights (The Dubliners)ДЄnd also: Seven Drunken Nites (Joan Morrissey)ДЄnd also: The Traveler (English Traditional) Seven Drunken Nights is one of the best known Irish drinking songs with lots of humour and bawdy innuendo. The Dubliners 'Seven Drunken Nights': As I went home on Monday night as drunk as drunk could be I saw a horse outside the door where my ol. Thats a baby boy that me mother sent to me. In association with legendary Irish pub ODonoghues, the place where it all started for The Dubliners back in 1962, Seven Drunken Nights tells the story of.

Seven drunken nights song lyrics