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It was down by old Joe's barroom on the corner of the square |
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They were serving drinks as usual and the usual crowd was there |
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On my left stood Big Joe McKennedy and his eyes were bloodshot red |
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And he turned his face to the people these were the very words he said |
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I was down to St James infirmary I saw my baby there |
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She was stretched out on a long white table |
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So sweet cool and so fair |
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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 whole wide world over |
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Never find a sweeter man as me |
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When I die please bury me in my high top Stetson hat |
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Put a twenty dollar gold piece on my watch chain |
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The gang'll know I died standing pat |
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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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Never find a sweeter man as me |
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I want six crapshooters to be my pallbearers |
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Three pretty women to sing a song |
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Stick a jazz band on my hearse wagon |
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Raise hell as I stroll along |
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Let her go Let her go |
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God bless her |
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Wherever she may be |
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She may search this whole wide |
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World over |
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She'll never find a sweeter |
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Man as me |
