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Dr Chu

from Growler by Bacchus Baracus

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Dr Chu

Verse 1

The Doctors in so sit down,
Tell him what is making you frown,
Give you something to make you feel fine
Twist your mind, real good times.
Worry about stuff later,
Get on your Aviators,
Turn the sounds up,
Prescription kicks in come ma friend lets begin.

Chorus

Come on! Come in!
It’s good to see you again,
Aint seen you around in a while
Dr Chu

Verse 2

Roll another brother,
Then well drink another,
Wine and Whisky till the sun says hi.
I think am seeing double,
Gravity gives me trouble,
Dr Chu’s always up for a riot,
Yes he is, yes he is.

Chorus

Come on! Come in!
It’s good to see you again,
Aint seen you around in a while
Dr Chu

Guitar solo

Chorus

Come on! Come in!
It’s good to see you again,
Aint seen you around in a while
Dr Chu

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from Growler, released November 5, 2012

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Bacchus Baracus Glasgow, UK

Bacchus Baracus hail from Glasgow, Scotland. We are a stoner rock band, formed in 2010 playing heavy, fuzzy music with catchy riffs & lyrics. Inspired by the likes of ACDC, Frank Zappa, Kyuss, Fu Manchu, & Clutch. Having had a strong local presence performing frequently until the start of the pandemic & the tragic loss of Quzzy. We are currently on hiatus as we consider our next steps. ... more

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