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Irish for a Day

by Pat Wick

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Everyone's Irish on Saint Patty's Day!!

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Verse
It was a cold dark afternoon, a when I stumbled in the door
Must've been a million people, then came in a million more
Had to push up to the bar, through a sea of green
And when I finally got there cloverleaf was all I'd seen

Chorus
Raise up your whiskey, raise up your glass
Raise up that pint of beer, don't be a bonny lass
Today's about saint Patty, don't be led astray
It's all about the party, and we're all Irish today

Verse
As day turned into night, the party's growing big
Old feller throws his arm around me then take a giant swig
Looks to me and says, luck must be on my side
Tipped a bottle to my mouth to fill me up with Irish pride

Chorus

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released March 10, 2018

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Pat Wick Wilton, Wisconsin

Patrick Wickersheim is just a simple songwriter from Wisconsin, with a gift for writing music across multiple genres. Known for "quirky" tracks, as well as mindful ballads, the love of music can be felt across each and every one of his tracks.

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