Biografía:
Established in 1995, The Skels were once described as “the band to see when you’re planning on getting so drunk you don’t remember your name,” New Jersey’s The Skels have played and drank their way through pubs up and down the east coast, and as far away as San Francisco, for the last twelve, going on thirteen, years.
Originally formed as the house band for a tiny Irish pub in Hoboken, New Jersey, The Skels quickly gained popularity for their abrasive and rowdy style of drunken, riot-inspiring pub-rock.
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Have a Drink Ya’ Bastards
By The Skells
www.theskels.com
A fun Irish style pub drinking song- enjoy.
G C G
If I had a dollar now for every drink I had
G D G
I'd be so f*cking wealthy and things wouldn't be so bad
G C G
but I drank down every penny in just seven drunken nights
G D G
and called out for another round of seven drunken pints
C G
so have a drink ya bastards
D G
Because is no time left to lose
C G
It's nearly time for closing
D G
and we're running out of booze
C G
So have a drink ya bastards
D G
Because the morning' s nearly here
C G
The open Road's before us
D G
So let's have another beer
If I could've found a girl could drink as much as me
I take her off to be my wife and live so happily
but I've never known such girl to walk upon this land
I guess it's heaven's plan for me to be a single man
Chorus
Em G D G
And sometimes well I lie awake at night I feel no pain
Em G D G
This banging in my head, the stinging of the shame
Em G D G
I hear the angels calling me up on their lofty heights
C G D D7
But they don't sing a lullaby they sing me my last rites, sing me my last rights,
D7
Sing me my last rights!
I've drunk me fill of piss and swill too many times to care
And sometimes when I stagger home I pass out on the stair
I like my women slightly large, my Whisky always neat
And sometimes in the summer I like to pass out in the street
Chorus
By The Skells
www.theskels.com
A fun Irish style pub drinking song- enjoy.
G C G
If I had a dollar now for every drink I had
G D G
I'd be so f*cking wealthy and things wouldn't be so bad
G C G
but I drank down every penny in just seven drunken nights
G D G
and called out for another round of seven drunken pints
C G
so have a drink ya bastards
D G
Because is no time left to lose
C G
It's nearly time for closing
D G
and we're running out of booze
C G
So have a drink ya bastards
D G
Because the morning' s nearly here
C G
The open Road's before us
D G
So let's have another beer
If I could've found a girl could drink as much as me
I take her off to be my wife and live so happily
but I've never known such girl to walk upon this land
I guess it's heaven's plan for me to be a single man
Chorus
Em G D G
And sometimes well I lie awake at night I feel no pain
Em G D G
This banging in my head, the stinging of the shame
Em G D G
I hear the angels calling me up on their lofty heights
C G D D7
But they don't sing a lullaby they sing me my last rites, sing me my last rights,
D7
Sing me my last rights!
I've drunk me fill of piss and swill too many times to care
And sometimes when I stagger home I pass out on the stair
I like my women slightly large, my Whisky always neat
And sometimes in the summer I like to pass out in the street
Chorus
The Skyliners
The Skywalkers
The Slackers
The Sleeper Pick
The Sleeping
The Smalls
The Smiles And F (...)
The Smith Street (...)
The Smoke
The Smugglaz