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Revision as of 23:38, 12 April 2007
Songs that mention drinking any type of beverage, but especially alcohol.
Central Theme:
- Drink!
- Drinkin - instrumental, but the title qualifies it for the category
- Empty Bottle Collector
- Tavern In Pinsk
- Thunderbird
Briefly Mentioned:
- Alienation's For The Rich - "With a six of Miller High Life."
- Asbury Park - "the guy who took his beer"
- Bread Hair - "Easy-bake granny with a whiskey mop"
- Cabbagetown - "With a bottle in one hand"
- Charlottesville - "Starr Hill Music Hall, glazed with alcohol"
- Dinner Bell - "I don't want a bag of beef or a beer"
- E Eats Everything - "F ... only eats with fancy wine ... J just likes drinking juice, and K drinks only soda"
- Hillbilly Drummer Girl - "stomach full of whiskey", drunk tank
- It Could Be Worse - "And you ran out of beers"
- It's Not My Birthday - "bars around this drink tank", percentage/proof wordplay
- John Lee Supertaster - "Can't drink coffee or beer"
- Lie Still Little Bottle - "Black coffee's not enough for me"
- Lucky Ball And Chain - "And now I rock a barstool and I drink for two"
- Narrow Your Eyes - "We'll race to the bottom of a glass" (presumably of alcohol)
- P.S.O.K. (Paul Stanley of KISS) - "Alcohol!"
- Road Movie To Berlin - "So sneak out this glass of Bourbon.."
- Sleeping In The Flowers - "I got a ride home with a drunk guy"
- South Carolina - "Garçon, summon up a new cocktail"
- They'll Need A Crane - "Gal thinks Jim Beam is handsomer than lad"
- We've Got A World That Swings - "Still the taste of wine"
- We Live In A Dump - "Our friends are all nuts, and half of 'em drunks"
- Whence That Wince
- Words Are Like - "A drinking glass"
- Your Own Worst Enemy - "Full bottle in front of me," "And after many glasses of work."
- Your Racist Friend - "He let the contents of the bottle do the thinking."
See also:
