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[Intro] [Instrumental - Bodhrán beat builds, tin whistle and fiddle call-and-response] [Verse 1] Old Barney bought a donkey at the county fair, Said it was a thoroughbred with silver hair. It took two steps forward, then sat right down, And brayed a little jig that shook the town! [Chorus] So stomp your boots upon the floor, Set your worries at the door! Pass the ale and raise a cheer, We’ll dance until the dawn is near! [Verse 2] The blacksmith tried to lead it with a golden carrot, The tailor tried to soothe it like a talking parrot. The cobbler brought some sugar, but the beast just grinned, And kicked the tavern door right off its hinge! [Chorus] So stomp your boots upon the floor, Set your worries at the door! Pass the ale and raise a cheer, We’ll dance until the dawn is near! [Bridge] [Instrumental Break - Bouncy fiddle solo, crowd clapping along] [Whistle takes the melody, faster tempo] [Verse 3] Now the donkey’s in the parlor, drinking all the stout, Singing merrily while the locals shout! If you want a pint, you’d better buy one fast, Before that thirsty donkey drinks the very last! [Chorus] So stomp your boots upon the floor, Set your worries at the door! Pass the ale and raise a cheer, We’ll dance until the dawn is near! [Outro] [Lively fiddle finish, final loud boot stomp, laughter]
