D A7 D One evening while out for a rambleG D the hour was just about nineG D i met a young maiden in FriscoA7 D On the corner of Cherry and Pine [Verse 2]A7 D On her face there was beauty of natureG D And her eyes seem to expandG D Her hair so rich and so brilliantA7 D Was entwined in a blue velvet band [Verse 3]A7 D We strolled down the street togetherG D In my pocket she placed her small handG D She planted the evidence on meA7 D A diamond that was worth ten grand[Bridge] [Verse 4]A7 D Well I heard the scream of the sirensG D And the girl in the blue velvet bandG D She left me to face all the troublesA7 D With a diamond that was worth ten grand [Verse 5]A7 D They sent me to San Quentin for stealingG D God knows I’m an innocent manG D But the guilty one now she lies dyingA7 D My girl in the blue velvet band [Verse 6]A7 D At night when bedtime is ringingG D i stand looking out through the barsG D i fancy I hear her voice callingA7 D Far out on that ocean of stars [Verse 7]A7 D i’ll be out in a week and I’m leavingG C But I’ll carry that name of a manG D Who spent ten years in prisonA7 D For the girl in the blue velvet band [Verse 8]A7 D When I get out I will endeavorG D To live in some far distant landG D I’ll bid farewell to old FriscoA7 D And the girl in the blue velvet band
The Girl In The Blue Velvet Band
Mac Wiseman
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