Artist: Enter the Haggis
Song: One Last Drink
Tabbed by: Sidney Kochman

Note: these chords are not perfect, this is merely how I play it on solo acoustic.


            E
I've had a life that's full
      E
Everyone's been good to me
    A
So fire up that fiddle, boy
      B
And give me one last drink
           E
When the sun comes up
          A
I will leave without a fight
        A     B      E
The world is mine tonight

E E A E
E E B B 
E E A E 
A B E

E                 A
Old John on his deathbed cried:
A
"I think I will wait
        B
'til tomorrow to die
    E                 A
The sun is shining, birds do sing
B                        A
This, sir, is no day to go"

A                B
Up and out the door

            E
I've had a life that's full
      E
Everyone's been good to me
    A
So fire up that fiddle, boy
     B
And give me one last drink
          E
When the sun comes up
          A
I will leave without a fight
      A       B      E
The world is mine tonight

E                 A
Took young Molly by the hand
  A                  B
Spun her 'round and back again
E                   A
Clicked his heels, bowed his head
B                    A
Never a tear in his eye

A                 B
Carried on 'til five

            E
I've had a life that's full
      E
Everyone's been good to me
     A
So fire up that fiddle, boy
      B
And give me one last drink
          E
When the sun comes up
         A
I will leave without a fight
      A       B      E
The world is mine tonight


E E A B E

E                 A
Room was full of all his friends
A                  B
Never a funeral, this was the end
       E               A
They drank to all who lent their hand
B                     A
Everyone drank 'til John

A                      B
Raised his glass and said

            E
I've had a life that's full
     E
Everyone's been good to me
    A
So fire up that fiddle, boy
      B
And give me one last drink
          E
When the sun comes up
         A
I will leave without a trace
          A        B      E
But the world was mine today