Old Blind Dogs - Star O' the Bar lyrics

Oh, I'll sing you a stave if you'll gies your attention It's no song of pity, it's no tale of woe And no word of honour or love will I mention But I'll sing of a la**ie I kept long ago No better than most, and no worse as many, And what drew me to her's no easy to say. She was course, she was heartless and she was not that bonnie, But she was the star o' the bar in her day I've stravaiged the Royal Mile with her, drinking in style with her, And Rose Street from end to end often surveyed. Fought and swore in the pubs with her, Rolled in the clubs with her, cadged manys a sub from her never repaid No better than most, and no worse as many, And what drew me to her's no easy to say. She was course, she was heartless and she was not that bonnie, But she was the star o' the bar in her day All you chaps with young la**ies believe me love soon pa**es, And all your bright dreams are but straws in the wind. Better one who'll sit down with you, sing a fine tune with you, Pa** the gla** round with you, drink herself blind No better than most, and no worse as many, And what drew me to her's no easy to say. She was course, she was heartless and she was not that bonnie, But she was the star o' the bar in her day No better than most, and no worse as many, And what drew me to her's no easy to say. She was course, she was heartless and she was not that bonnie, But she was the star o' the bar in her day