| Artist: | Folk (English) |
| User: | Jánè |
| Duration: | 130 seconds |
| Delay: | 20 seconds |
| Chord names: | Not defined |
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| Comment: | - |
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1.I was down in old Joe's barroom.
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On the corner by the square.
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The drinks were served as usual.
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And the usual crowd was there.
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2. On my left stood Joe Mc Kennedy,
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his eyes were bloodshot red;
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He turned to the crowd around him,
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These are the words he said:
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3. I went down to St. James Infirmary
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to see my Baby there
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she was stretched out on a long white table
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so cold, so pale and fair.
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4. Went up to see the doctor,
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"She's very low," he said;
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Went back to see my Baby;
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Great God! She was lyin' there dead.
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5. Let her go, let her go, God bless her;
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Wherever she may be;
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She may search this wide world over,
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she'll never find a man like me.
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6. Oh, when I die, please bury me
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in my high-top Stetson hat;
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Put a gold piece on my watch chain,
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so they'll know I died standin' pat.
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7. Get six gamblers to carry my coffin,
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six chorus girls to sing my song,
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put a Jazz Band on my tail gate,
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to raise hell as we go along.
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8. Now that's the end of my story;
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let's have another round of booze;
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And if anyone should ask you, just tell them,
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I've got the Saint James Infirmary Blues.
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