G My daddy would not go to work on morningsG D He’d been out with Jack Daniel’s all night longG Though daddy never cared too much for dancingG D G He loved to hear a good ol’ country song. [Verse]C G And son, he said, I never had much moneyG D And I never had the time for fancy clothesG C And I’ve always been a fool for Jim Beam whiskeyG D G And I guess I’ve always loved Wild Irish Rose.[Walk up to C] E|-------------| B|-------------| G|-------------| D|-------------| A|---0-2-3-----| E|-3-----------|[Chorus]C Yes daddy was a gamblerG My daddy loved the racetrackG D What he saw in that God only knowsC He loved his wife and childrenG But he also loved the horsesG D G And I guess he always loved Wild Irish Rose. [Verse]G My daddy always cried the morning afterG D Mom 'n him had argued for so longG C He said, when I do right no one remembersG D G And for sure no one forgets when I do wrong.[Walk up to C] E|-------------| B|-------------| G|-------------| D|-------------| A|---0-2-3-----| E|-3-----------|[Verse]C G But momma she accused my dad of cheatingG D She swore that she could smell it on his clothesG C So finally dad confessed his sins to mommaG D G And he told her all about Wild Irish Rose. [Chorus]C Yes daddy was a gamblerG My daddy loved the racetrackG D What he saw in that God only knowsC He loved his wife and childrenG But he also loved the horsesG D G And I guess he always loved Wild Irish Rose.
Wild Irish Rose
David Allan Coe
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