Kate Rusby - Philosophers poets and kings

Di^Gogenes surly and proud He snarled at the t^Amearaway y^Douth He d^Gelighted in wine, w^Cine that was good Oh, b^Gecause in good w^Dine there was t^Gruth

O^Ch, for good w^Gin^De O^Ch, for the pleasure it br^Ging^Ds If it w^Gasn't for ^Amwine, w^Ge couldn't sing Of philosophers, p^Doets and k^Gings

Dem^Gocritus' wine was well stored With wine he s^Amuffered no wr^Dath And w^Ghen he was drunk, as dr^Cunk as a lord At th^Gose who were s^Dober he'd l^Gaugh

O^Ch, for good w^Gin^De O^Ch, for the pleasure it br^Ging^Ds If it w^Gasn't for ^Amwine, w^Ge couldn't sing Of philosophers, p^Doets and k^Gings

Cop^Gernicus had wine in his veins Oh, it made his phi^Amlosophy r^Deel Then f^Gancied the world, j^Cust like his brains Turned r^Gound like a ch^Dariot wh^Geel

O^Ch, for good w^Gin^De O^Ch, for the pleasure it br^Ging^Ds If it w^Gasn't for ^Amwine, w^Ge couldn't sing Of philosophers, p^Doets and k^Gings

Ari^Gstotle that master of arts Had been but a d^Amunce without w^Dine Oh, for w^Ghat we ascribe, asc^Cribe to his parts Was d^Gue to the j^Duice of the v^Gine

O^Ch, for good w^Gin^De O^Ch, for the pleasure it br^Ging^Ds If it w^Gasn't for ^Amwine, w^Ge couldn't sing Of philosophers, p^Doets and k^Gings

Old Pl^Gato was reckoned divine Who wisely, to ^Amkindness was pr^Done But ^Ghad it not been d^Cown to good wine His m^Gerits had n^Dever been kn^Gown

O^Ch, for good w^Gin^De O^Ch, for the pleasure it br^Ging^Ds If it w^Gasn't for ^Amwine, w^Ge couldn't sing Of philosophers, p^Doets and k^Gings O^Ch, for good w^Gin^De O^Ch, for the pleasure it br^Ging^Ds If it w^Gasn't for ^Amwine, w^Ge couldn't sing Of philosophers, p^Doets and k^Gings Of philosophers and p^Doets and k^Gings