Biography:
Martin Mull (born August 18, 1943) is an American actor who has starred in his own TV sitcom and acted in prominent films. He is also a comedian, painter and recording artist.
Mull was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in North Ridgeville, Ohio from age 2 to 15 years old, when his family moved to New Canaan, Connecticut, where he attended and graduated from public high school. He studied painting and went on to graduate from the Rhode Island School of Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Fine Arts in painting.
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[Verse]
G
The concert ended early we ran out of songs we knew
C D G C
As the boys went to the car well me I ambled for the bar
G D G
I found sixteen Mexicans and you
[Chorus]
C G
And I just drank enough til she looked good to me
D G
And by the mornin' I was sorry that I drank it
C G
Wakin' up where I did not intend to be
D G
Between the sheets with a pig in a blanket
[Verse]
G
I woke up the followin' mornin' folks with such a poundin' in my head
C D G C
Oh the room was such a mess strewn with pieces of her dress
G D G
So I grabbed that trusty ole' six-pack by my bed
[Chorus]
C G
And I just drank enough til she looked good to me (tell the truth children)
D G
And by the afternoon I was well aware that I had drank it
C G
Wakin' up where I did not intend to be
D G
Cheek to cheek with a pig in a blanket
[Outro]
C
My friends said Roy you'd be much better off
G E7
To just go home and yank it
A7
But no here I am man and wife
D7 G
With a pig in a blanket
G
The concert ended early we ran out of songs we knew
C D G C
As the boys went to the car well me I ambled for the bar
G D G
I found sixteen Mexicans and you
[Chorus]
C G
And I just drank enough til she looked good to me
D G
And by the mornin' I was sorry that I drank it
C G
Wakin' up where I did not intend to be
D G
Between the sheets with a pig in a blanket
[Verse]
G
I woke up the followin' mornin' folks with such a poundin' in my head
C D G C
Oh the room was such a mess strewn with pieces of her dress
G D G
So I grabbed that trusty ole' six-pack by my bed
[Chorus]
C G
And I just drank enough til she looked good to me (tell the truth children)
D G
And by the afternoon I was well aware that I had drank it
C G
Wakin' up where I did not intend to be
D G
Cheek to cheek with a pig in a blanket
[Outro]
C
My friends said Roy you'd be much better off
G E7
To just go home and yank it
A7
But no here I am man and wife
D7 G
With a pig in a blanket
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