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{title:The Pig and the Inebriate}
 {st:Traditional}
 [C]It was early last December,
 As w[F]ell as I remember,
 I was w[G]alking down the street in tipsy p[C]ride.
 [C]No one was I disturbin',
 As I l[F]ay down by the curb-in',
 And a p[G]ig came up and lay down by my s[C]ide.
 
 [C]As I lay there in the gutter,
 Thinking th[F]oughts I cannot utter,
 A l[G]ady passing by was heard to s[C]ay,
 "[C]You can tell a man who boozes
 By the c[F]ompany he choses."
 And the p[G]ig got up and slowly walked aw[C]ay.
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 # Submitted to the ftp.nevada.edu:/pub/guitar archives
 # by Steve Putz <putz@parc.xerox.com> 
 # 7 September 1992