As I walked down on Broadway |
one evening in July. |
I met a maid, she asked me trade |
a sailor boy am I. |
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I took her off to Tiffany's, |
I did not mind expense. |
I bought her two gold earrings, |
they cost me fifty cents. |
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She said, "Belined you, sailor, |
now walk me home you may." |
But when we reached the cottage door |
she turned to me to say. |
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I kissed her hard and proper |
before her flash man came. |
Now, fare you well, me Bowery girl, |
I know your little game. |
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I joined a yankee blood-boat |
and sailed away next morn'. |
I'll never kiss another maid, |
I'm safer 'round Cape Horn. |
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Gesang: | Achim |
Instrumente: | Achim |
Arrangement: | Achim Bahrenberg |
Aufnahme, Bearbeitung, Studio- und Mastermix: | TSDG1 |