Sally Maclennane
The Pogues
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Well,D Jimmy played harmonica in theG pub where I wasD born
He played it from the night time to theG peaceful earlyA morn
HeG soothed the souls of psychos and theD men who had theA horn
And theyD all looked veryG happy in theA morDning
ButD Jimmy didn't like his placeG in this world ofD ours
Where the elephant man broke strong men's necks when he'dG had too manyA powers
SoG sad to see the grieving of theD people that I'mA leaving
And heD took the road forG God knows in thAe moDrning
We walked him to theG station in theD rainN.C.
WeD kissed him as weG put him on theA trainN.C.
And weG sang him aD song of times longG gone
Though weD knew that we'd beA seeing him DagaiAn
DSad to say I must be on my way
SoG buy me beer andD whiskey 'cause I'mA going far away (far away)
I'dD like to think of me returning when I can
To theG greatest littleD boozer and toA Sally MacLDennane
TheD years passed by the times had changed IG grew to be aD man
I learned to love the virtues of sweetG Sally MacLAennane
GI took the jeers and drank the beers anDd crawled back home aAt dawn
AndD ended up aG barman in theA morDning
DI played the pump and took the hump anGd watered whiskeDy down
I talked of whores and horses to theG men who drank theA brown
GI heard them say that Jimmy's makinDg money farA away
SomeD people left forG heaven withoutA warDning
We walked him to theG station in theD rainN.C.
WeD kissed him as weG put him on theA trainN.C.
And weG sang him aD song of times longG gone
Though weD knew that we'd beA seeing him DagaiAn
DSad to say I must be on my way
SoG buy me beer andD whiskey 'cause I'mA going far away (far away)
I'dD like to think of me returning when I can
To theG greatest littleD boozer and toA Sally MacLDennanGe D A D
WhenD Jimmy came back home, he was suGrprised that they wereD gone
He asked me all the details of theG train that they wentA on
SomeG people they are scared to croak butD Jimmy drank uAntil he choked
DTook the road for Gheaven in the AmornDing
We walked him to theG station in theD rainN.C.
And weD kissed him as weG put him on theA trainN.C.
And weG sang him aD song of times longG gone
Though weD knew that we'd beA seeing him again (far away)
DSad to say I must be on my way
SoG buy me beer andD whiskey 'cause I'mA going far away (far away)
I'dD like to think of me returning when I can
To theG greatest littleD boozer and toA Sally MacLDennane
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