Fm C7 Fm I went down to St. James InfirmaryFm Db7 C7 To see my baby there;Fm C7 Fm She's lyin' on a long, white tableDb7 C7 Fm So weak, so cool, so fair. [Verse 2]Fm C7 Fm I went up to see the doctor,Fm Db7 C7 "She's very low," he said.Fm C7 Fm I went back to see my baby,Db7 C7 Fm Great God, she's lyin' there dead. [Verse 3]Fm C7 Fm I went down to Old Joe's BarroomFm Db7 C7 On the corner of the square.Fm C7 Fm They were serving drinks as usualDb7 C7 Fm And the usual crowd was there.[Verse 4]Fm C7 Fm On my left, stood old Joe McKennedy,Fm Db7 C7 His eyes were bloodshot red.Fm C7 Fm He turned to the crowd around him,Db7 C7 Fm And these are the words he said: [Chorus]G#m D#7 G#m Let her go, let her go, God bless herG#m E7 D#7 Wherever she may be.G#m D#7 G#m She may search the whole world overE7 D#7 G#m But she'll never find a man like me. [Verse 5]G#m D#7 G#m If I die won't you please bury meG#m E7 D#7 In my high top Stetson hat.G#m D#7 G#m Put a gold piece on my watch chainE7 D#7 G#m So they know I died standing pat. [Verse 6]G#m D#7 G#m Get six gamblers to carry my coffin,G#m E7 D#7 Six chorus girls to sing my song,G#m D#7 G#m Put the jazz band on my carriage,E7 D#7 G#m So they can raise hell as we go along. [Verse 7]G#m D#7 G#m That's the end of my story,G#m E7 D#7 Now let's have another round of booze.G#m D#7 G#m If anyone should ask you,E7 D#7 G#m Tell them I got the St. James Infirmary Blues.
St James Infirmary Blues
Tom Jones
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