Whiskey

KENNETH CLARK LOGGINS

Don't do anything mellow at the Whiskey
Jimmy says I'm so unfortunate
But let the people at the Whiskey be a bundle of nerves
And don't sing on fairness
Cause if you do, your musical insurance better be paid up

Don't sing anything pretty at the Whiskey
Johnny says you'd best take my advice
Cause the stony little crowd will get to talkin' even louder
And they'll smother you in hissin'
And if they do, your musical insurance better be paid up

Oh, don't do anything mellow at the Whiskey
Johnny says I'm so, so unfortunate
But let the people at the Whiskey be a bundle of nerves
And don't sing on what they're missin'

Like Sunday mornings filled with flowers
Just goin' fifteen miles up north
Cause if you do, your musical insurance better be paid up
Cause if you do, your musical insurance better be paid up

Trivia about the song Whiskey by Loggins & Messina

When was the song “Whiskey” released by Loggins & Messina?
The song Whiskey was released in 1972, on the album “Loggins and Messina”.
Who composed the song “Whiskey” by Loggins & Messina?
The song “Whiskey” by Loggins & Messina was composed by KENNETH CLARK LOGGINS.

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