Right to Remain a Drunk

(Brian Hendrix)

Just a fun song about a guy who likes to drink, probably a little too much. No real story behind this. Just a drinkin' song I wrote.

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Well, there's been a time or two If I'm honest, more than a few Times I got rowdy, drinkin' her away at nights And I've been handcuffed, treated rough Had my mugshot took and such But as a free-born man, Lord, I know my rights (Chorus) I have the right to remain a drunk And stumble into my bad luck Nothin' to lose, 'cept 80 proof Singin' those "Bottle's empty" blues Ain't a drunk tank that can hold me Ain't a police-man who don't know me Judge and my lawyer said, "Sober up" But I have the right to remain a drunk You know, and every man I see Is the one she chose when she left me Lord, I hate 'em, and I swing right for the nose But, friends, balance ain't my thing Swing and a miss, ain't that a shame Guess I'll lay here, 'til the cops come, I suppose (Chorus)

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