In my experience any bar anywhere......I was around,thankfully in recovery these day's living in Germany and working in a bar here in Stuttgart and I don't recognise any bar unlike the person who says a bar in a German village
@@paulp4452 it may not be for everyone and I'm not complacent about my recovery,I do what's required to remain sober on a daily basis. I have absolutely no issues regarding working in a pub,no triggers,no urges to drink,that's the joy of acceptance of who and what I am,and having worked hard on myself,understanding who I am as a human being,alcohol was never the problem,I was.
@@fredexton4873 all I can say is well done sir for getting this far. Keep doing what you are doing and take each day as a gift. Sorry if I sounded critical, I can only imagine how hard it's been. All the best.
![The Beautiful South - Bell Bottomed Tear [Live]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8EqtpCLUbvM/mqdefault.jpg)
PAUL IS A ABSOLUTE LEGEND
Got this on CD.. cheers for source!
Never understood how he manages to do this live. Must mess with his voice
If I met Paul I would ask him if this song is a sequel to Happy Hour by The Housemartins
Cool find bro!
the story of my alcoholism
Blimey, our lives must run parallel!
I heard that sir.. so good they named it twice.
catching up on you fast
sounds like paul's trying to sing like leonard cohen good try if he is.
More like Tom Waits.
People think its about Grafton, but its not {it could be}, its about a bar in a small village in Germany.
In my experience any bar anywhere......I was around,thankfully in recovery these day's living in Germany and working in a bar here in Stuttgart and I don't recognise any bar unlike the person who says a bar in a German village
@@fredexton4873 are you sure it's a good idea to work in a bar if you are in recovery?
@@paulp4452 it may not be for everyone and I'm not complacent about my recovery,I do what's required to remain sober on a daily basis. I have absolutely no issues regarding working in a pub,no triggers,no urges to drink,that's the joy of acceptance of who and what I am,and having worked hard on myself,understanding who I am as a human being,alcohol was never the problem,I was.
@@fredexton4873 all I can say is well done sir for getting this far. Keep doing what you are doing and take each day as a gift. Sorry if I sounded critical, I can only imagine how hard it's been. All the best.