Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
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2 Weeks Notice
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Jack Walsh
Jack Walsh
Songwriter
Timothy Walsh
Timothy Walsh
Songwriter
Daniel Walsh
Daniel Walsh
Songwriter

Lyrics

Yea it's six o'clock on Friday night, it's time to start getting right
We're heading to the bar up the street
A little dancing and drinking, you know I'm already thinking
Of all the girls that we're gonna meet
Just after shot number seven, this little piece of heaven
She came crashing right through the door
She pointed at me, she said, "What's it gonna be, boy?
Is there something that you're waiting for?"
I'd love to dance with ya baby. No, I'd sure love to try
But I just don't think it'd be right
See, I'm a real backslider, oh an up-all-nighter
Mr. Right most of the time
Oh I swear when I'm sober I'm a real Casanova
That can burn a hole in a dance floor
I hate to turn down a chance for a little romance
But I'm too drunk to dance anymore
Well the next thing you know she's got me out on the floor
Showing off my two left feet
Yea I spun her around but I knocked her down
She said, "Why don't you let me lead"
Well I was sure glad to meet her. Boy, she couldn't be sweeter
But, "Girl, I think it's time to go home"
She said, "What does that mean? You can't be seriously
Are you really gonna leave me alone?"
I'd love to dance with ya baby. No, I'd sure love to try
But I just don't think it'd be right
See, I'm a real backslider, oh an up-all-nighter
Mr. Right most of the time
Oh I swear when I'm sober I'm a real Casanova
That can burn a hole in a dance floor
I hate to turn down a chance for a little romance
But I'm too drunk to dance anymore
I'd love to dance with ya baby. No, I'd sure love to try
But I just don't think it'd be right
See, I'm a real backslider, oh an up-all-nighter
Mr. Right most of the time
Oh I swear when I'm sober I'm a real Casanova
That can burn a hole in a dance floor
I hate to turn down a chance for a little romance
But I'm too drunk to dance anymore
I hate to turn down a chance for a little romance
But I'm too drunk to dance anymore
Too drunk to play, too!
Written by: Daniel Walsh, Jack Walsh, Timothy Walsh
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