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Intro/Polka section 1
 
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Verse
 
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As I walked down to New York town,
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A fair maid I did meet
Bm                   G
She asked me back to see her place
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She lived on Barrack Street
 
 
Chorus
 
D          G
And away, Santy
A        D
My dear Annie
D       G                A                   D
Oh, you New York girls, can't you dance the polka?
 
 
 
Polka Section 2
 
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Verse 2
 
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And when we got to Barrack Street,
    A               D
we stopped at forty-four
    Bm              G
Her mother and her sister
  A                 D
were waiting at the door
 
 
 
Chorus
 
D          G
And away, Santy
A        D
My dear Annie
D       G                A                   D
Oh, you New York girls, can't you dance the polka?
 
 
 
Polka Section 2
 
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Verse 3
 
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And when I got inside the house,
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the drinks were passed around
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The liquor was so awful strong,
   A                    D
my head went round and round
    D            G
And then we had another drink
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before we sat to eat
  Bm              G
The liquor was so awful strong,
  A              D
I quickly fell asleep
 
 
Chorus
 
D          G
And away, Santy
A        D
My dear Annie
D       G                A                   D
Oh, you New York girls, can't you dance the polka?
 
 
Verse 4
 
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When I awoke next morning,
  A             D
I had an aching head
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And there was I Jack all alone,
     A            D
stark naked in me bed
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My gold watch and my money
     A                  D
and my lady friend were gone
    Bm                   G
And there was I Jack all alone,
      A              D
stark naked in the room
 
 
Chorus
 
D          G
And away, Santy
A        D
My dear Annie
D       G                A                   D
Oh, you New York girls, can't you dance the polka?
 
 
 
Polka section 2
 
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Verse 5
 
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Oh looking round that little room,
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there's nothing I could see
      Bm                G
But a woman's shift and apron
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that were no use to me
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With a barrel for a suit of clothes,
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down Cherry Street forlorn
      Bm                G
Where Martin Churchill took me in
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and he sent me round Cape Horn
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So sailor lads, take warning when you land on New York shore
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You'll have to get up early to be smarter than a whore
 
 
Chorus
 
D          G
And away, Santy
A        D
My dear Annie
D       G                A                   D
Oh, you New York girls, can't you dance the polka?
D          G
And away, Santy
A        D
My dear Annie
D       G                A                   D
Oh, you New York girls, can't you dance the polka?
 
 
Polka section 2
 
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