I Couldn't Refuse Them, My Darling - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
I Couldn't Refuse Them, My Darling. Copyright, 1893, by Louis Him. Words and Music by Harry S. Miller. 
Last night I was out with the boys, you can bet, And jolly good fellows each one that I met; Of course, you can see that I'm not sober yet, But I'll he all right bye and bye. This morn' I turn'd in, it was just about three; My wife she says, "Charlie's been drinking, I see." Bays I. "Well, my darling, you cannot blame me, The boys, one and all, they would cry-
Chorus. 'Have another, just another: Come, Charlie, old man, I know you can stand Just another, have another.' I could'nt refuse them, my darling." 
I told her, of course, "I was down to the club, And I was elected the president of, And couldn't get away any sooner, my love, For we were a jovial set. We toasted you, darling, we praised you, divine, We drunk your good fortune a dozen of times; But still, I'll admit, we were floating in wine, And still I can hear them cry yet-
Chorus. Have another, just another; Come, Charlie, old boy, I know you'll enjoy Just another, have another.' I couldn't refuse them, my darling. 
"We drank to our members, our sweethearts and wives, We wished them good health for the rest of their lives; And not one among us could any despise, All jolly good fellows, I vow. For case after case, how the Champagne did pop, And while the wine sparkl'd we all were on top, And not till the last did a one of us stop, But, oh, if they'd only say now-
Chorus. Have another, just another; Come, Charlie, come back, don't leave us like that, Just another, have another. I could'nt refuse them, my darling.