Lyr Req: O'Brien Has No Place to Go

Subject: O'Brien Has no Place to Go
From: GUEST,Brian
Date: 20 May 00 - 05:31 PM

My mother used to sing one line of this song to me but no one knows all the words. Does anyone know where I might find them?

Thanks BGE

Subject: Lyr Add: O'BRIEN HAS NO PLACE TO GO
From: GUEST
Date: 21 May 00 - 11:53 AM

O'BRIEN HAS NO PLACE TO GO

Now Dennis O'Brien has three daughters fine, the fairest young girls on the block,
And between you and me, every night after tea, to O'Brien's the boys they would flock.
When young Mickey Clancy stepped in to see Nancy, Tim McCann he stepped in to see Rose,
And when young Jimmy Kelly stepped in to see Nell, with a plea to her father she goes:

CHORUS: "Don't go into the front room, Dad. Nancy's in there with her caller.
Daddy dear, won't you stay out here? Rose has her friend in the parlour.
Don't go into the kitchen, Dad. I'll be out there with my beau."
And since all of his girls have got steady young men, sure O'Brien has no place to go.

Last Saturday night, O'Brien got tight, and he said to himself, "Now we'll see,
That if three young galoots, dressed up in zoot suits, make a wandering Jew out of me."
Out went McCann on O'Brien's brogan. Jimmy Kelly and Clancy felt sore.
They went over the stoop, like an acrobat troupe, so O'Brien will hear this no more: CHORUS

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