Callaghan's

Written by Steve Greene Disc Two, Side D, track 12 3:01 FINALLY

A love letter to an Irish social club that has sat at Charleston and Marine Street in Mobile, Alabama, since 1946. The running joke: a singer knows he has made it when his picture hangs in the men's room.

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Lyrics

There’s this Irish social clubSits along Charleston and Marine StreetSome come to gatherSome come to meetSince 1946An Irish traditionGood folks, good foodTime to sing a song

Over the chatterA cocktail or twoDo I matter?Guess we’ll find out soon…

I might be getting richerWhen I…When I…Get…My picture…In the pisserAt Callaghan’s

Plug it in, go soloLet’s do a duoMe and youSing alongTo my humble kind of songAt Callaghan’s

Every face is smilingEvery pint is raisedMaybe tonight’s the night…

I might be getting richerWhen I…When I…Get…My picture…In the pisserAt Callaghan’s

St. Patrick’s DayEveryone is IrishCan you hear?Do you care?As I playDo you stare?Strike a noteSing in keyCome sing with me

Just another nightIt goes longMany acts have played before meSome are legendsSome are goneMaybe somedayThey’ll remember my song

I might be getting richerWhen I…When I…Get…My picture…In the pisserAt Callaghan’s

I might be getting richerWhen I…When I…Get…My picture…In the pisser…

AT CALLAGHAN’S!

Film

Cartoon Steve with bagpipes at the corner of Charleston and Marine Street, outside Callaghan's — Charleston & Marine St.

Cartoon Steve with a red electric guitar, sitting in with the band at Callaghan's — Sitting in with the band

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