Topic: "The Prettiest Girl"

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September 30th, 2004   Post 1
GrlWonder
Tirones
 

Post; "The Prettiest Girl"


Does anyone know this cadence? It starts out....

"The prettiest girl

I ever saw

Was sipping Bourbon

Threw a straw"

Blah Blah Blah

Then it ends....

"The wedding was

A formal one

Her daddy brought

A white shot gun..."

Can anyone fill in the missing parts??
 
September 30th, 2004   Post 2
Redleg
The fire is everything...
 
 
Gear


I believe it is this one..

(sung to the tune of "a yellow bird")

C: The prettiest girl
F: The prettiest girl
C: I ever saw
F: I ever saw
C: was sipping bourbon
F: was sipping bourbon
C: through a straw
F: Through a straw
C: The prettiest girl
F: The prettiest girl
C: I ever saw
F: I ever saw
F: was sipping bourbon (stomp), through a straw.

I walked right up
I sat right down
I ordered up
another round.

I placed my hand
upon her knee
she said GI
your teasing me.

I placed my hand
upon her thigh
she said GI
that's way too high.

I picked her up
I laid her down
her long blond hair
lay all around.

the wedding was
a formal one
her daddy had
a white shotgun.

and now I've got
a mother-in-law
and 14 kids
who call me pa.
 
November 13th, 2004   Post 3
03USMC
Milforum Moderator
 
 
Gear


The Morale of
The story is clear
Instead of bourbon.
Stick with beer.
__________________
Sgt. Rafael Peralta ,United States Marine Corps
Company A, 1st Bn, 3rd Marine Regt, 3rd Marine Divison

We will never forget your valor and sacrifice.

Semper Fi !
 
November 14th, 2004   Post 4
Mastermind88
Tirones
 

Post; The Prettiest girl


The prettiest girl
i ever saw
was sippin burbon
through a straw.

I picked her up,
i layed her down,
her long black hair,
layed all around

and now i have,
a mother in law,
and 14 kids,
who call me pa

the moral of,
the story is clear,
instead of bourbon,
stick to beer.