Old Fat and Drunk Song Lyrics and Chords by The Austin Lounge Lizards
Old Fat and Drunk
Recorded by The Austin Lounge Lizards
Written by Conrad Deisler
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Are you wearing a pinkish tan sweat
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shirt my old friend
Or
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is that just your belly hanging
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there
You know it's looking mighty spilled
The way it
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overhangs your belt
But
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here's another beer cause you don't
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care
Hey we're
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growing old and fat and drunk
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together
Old and fat and drunk we all shall
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be
Then
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maybe one day we will
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slowly roll away
To
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lose ourselves and be forever
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free
Do you feel yourself to be some kind of
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vegetable these days
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potato or a squash or a *** ****
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beer
Our proportions are grotesque but we're
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sorta
picturesque
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While we sit here in the bar a swilling
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beer
Repeat #2
Then maybe one day we'll
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slowly roll away
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Lose our voice and be forever
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free
FAQ
Who sang the the song Old Fat and Drunk?
- The song Old Fat and Drunk was sang by The Austin Lounge Lizards.
Who is The Austin Lounge Lizards?
- The Austin Lounge Lizards are a musical group from Austin, Texas, formed in 1980. The band includes founding members Hank Card and Conrad Deisler, along with Tim Wilson and Kirk Williams. The third founding member, Tom Pittman, retired from the band in the spring of 2011.
The band started out experimenting with folk, but was still heavily country in its style, combining the bluegrass form with which Pittman was familiar with the progressive-themed folk rock to which Card and Deisler had been accustomed. Between the members, a large number of different instruments have been played, including a rich variety of string instruments such as the banjo, mandolin, and fiddle.
The band got its name because, Deisler explained, "I think it was a slang term I'd heard my grandmother use to describe gentlemen of easy virtue who hung around in bars. When we started out, that's just what we were doing—hanging out and playing for beer and tips and stuff like that." The Austin Lounge Lizards began by playing covers, but eventually they wanted to move towards trying to write their own songs.
