Down at O’Malley’s

Down at O'Malley's where the whiskey flows so free Two brothers entered roaring as wild as they could be The elder named Sean with his broad and rugged grin And the younger wee Paddy with a fire that burned within Oh the glasses they were flying and the chairs they hit the floor As the brothers clashed together like a thunderous Irish roar But the smallest lad he stood his ground though barely five feet tall And when the dust had settled sure he'd conquered after all! Sean he swung a mighty fist that could topple any man But Paddy ducked and dodged about with the swiftness of a fan The crowd they cheered and hollered as the fight began to brew But Paddy found his moment and down big Sean he threw! Oh the glasses they were flying and the chairs they hit the floor As the brothers clashed together like a thunderous Irish roar But the smallest lad he stood his ground though barely five feet tall And when the dust had settled sure he'd conquered after all! The bar was left in tatters the tables all askew The barkeep sighed and shook his head "Paddy that's on you" "You may have won the battle but the bill is yours to pay While Sean has found his fortune and with Mary slipped away!" Oh the glasses they were flying and the chairs they hit the floor As the brothers clashed together like a thunderous Irish roar But the smallest lad he stood his ground though barely five feet tall And when the dust had settled sure he'd conquered after all! So if you find yourself in O'Malley's with a brother by your side Remember poor wee Paddy and the night he lost his pride For winning isn't everything as Paddy learned too late Sometimes the price of victory is a bill you can't debate! The bar was left in tatters the tables all askew The barkeep sighed and shook his head "Paddy that's on you" "You may have won the battle but the bill is yours to pay While Sean has found his fortune and with Mary slipped away! While Sean has found his fortune and with Mary slipped away!" As Paddy gathered up his coins to cover what was broke He cursed his brother's fortune and the way the night had spoke For Sean had left a winner with the beauty by his side While Paddy paid the damages and swallowed down his pride. Oh the glasses they were flying and the chairs they hit the floor As the brothers clashed together like a thunderous Irish roar But the smallest lad he stood his ground though barely five feet tall While Paddy paid the damages and swallowed down his pride. Oh the glasses they were flying and the chairs they hit the floor As the brothers clashed together like a thunderous Irish roar But the smallest lad he stood his ground though barely five feet tall and when that hand that halland when that...