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I feel so blue |
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And i feel heart broken |
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What am I living for |
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My baby she went away... and she left me |
| [01:15.75] |
No no no never...to come back |
| [01:20.19] |
No no no more |
| [01:36.33] |
I went down to St. James Infirmary |
| [01:43.41] |
I heard my baby moan. |
| [01:48.18] |
I felt so broken hearted. |
| [01:53.16] |
She used to be my own. |
| [01:58.50] |
I tried so hard to keep from crying. |
| [02:03.51] |
My heart felt just like lead. |
| [02:08.10] |
She was all I had to live for. |
| [02:12.09] |
Oh, I wish it was me instead. |
| [02:59.67] |
I went down to St James infirmary |
| [03:04.23] |
And I saw my baby there |
| [03:09.87] |
Stretched out on a long, long, long white table |
| [03:13.44] |
So sweet... so cold... so fair |
| [03:18.15] |
Let her go... let her go... God bless her |
| [03:25.47] |
Wherever she may be |
| [03:28.05] |
She can search this wide world over |
| [03:33.42] |
But shell never find a sweet man like me |
| [03:37.92] |
When I die want you to dress me in straight-leg shoes |
| [03:43.83] |
I wanna a boxback coat and a stetson hat |
| [03:47.79] |
Put a twenty dollar gold piece on my watch chain |
| [03:52.65] |
So all the boys'll know that I died standing pat |
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St James Infirmary let my baby go, let my baby go |
