In Praise of Alcohol Of vintage wine I am a lover; To drink deep would be my delight; If `twere not for the bleak hangover I`d get me loaded every night; I`d whoop it up with song and laughter - If `twere not for the morning after. For though to soberness I`m given It is a thought I`ve often thunk: The nearest that is Earth to Heaven Is to get sublimely drunk; Is to achieve divine elation By means of generous libation. Alas, the wine-cups claim their payment And as the price if often pain, if we could sense what morning grey meant We never would get soused again; Rather than buy a hob-nailed liver I`m sure that we`d abstain for ever. Yet how I love the glow of liquor, As joyfully I drink it up! hoping that unto life`s last flicker With praise I`ll raise the ruby cup; And let me like a jolly monk Proceed to get sublimely drunk. SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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