Marcia White Ajouté par Marcia White
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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There is a house down in New Orleans
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They call the Rising Sun
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It's been the ruin of many a poor boy
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And me, oh God, I'm one
[Verse 2]
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Mamma, she worked for a tailor man
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She sewed all my new blue jeans
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And my daddy was a gamblin' man
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In the town of old New Orleans
Shuffle them cards, Richard
[Solo 1]
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[Verse 3]
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The only thing that a rounder ever needs
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Is a suitcase or a trunk
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And the only time he's ever satisfied
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Is when he's on a drunk
[Verse 4]
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Boys fill up your glasses right to the brim
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Let the drinks flow merrily round
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We'll drink to the health of a rounder poor boy
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Who rambles from town to town
[Verse 5]
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Now fella's don't believe what a bad woman tells you
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Though her eyes be blue or brown
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Unless she's standing on some old scaffold high
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Saying "fellas" they won't let me come down
[Solo 2]
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[Verse 6]
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Go tell my youngest brother
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Not to do the awful things that I've done
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And to shun that old house down in New Orleans
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That they call the Rising Sun
[Verse 7]
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Soon they'll take me back down to New Orleans
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To face all the crimes that I've done
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Then they'll tie me to,
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an old ball and chain
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Until my earlthy race is run
[Intro] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | [Verse 1] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | There is a house down in New Orleans They call the Rising Sun It's been the ruin of many a poor boy And me, oh God, I'm one [Verse 2] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | Mamma, she worked for a tailor man She sewed all my new blue jeans And my daddy was a gamblin' man In the town of old New Orleans Shuffle them cards, Richard [Solo 1] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | [Verse 3] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | The only thing that a rounder ever needs Is a suitcase or a trunk And the only time he's ever satisfied Is when he's on a drunk [Verse 4] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | Boys fill up your glasses right to the brim Let the drinks flow merrily round We'll drink to the health of a rounder poor boy Who rambles from town to town [Verse 5] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | Now fella's don't believe what a bad woman tells you Though her eyes be blue or brown Unless she's standing on some old scaffold high Saying "fellas" they won't let me come down [Solo 2] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | [Verse 6] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | - | Go tell my youngest brother Not to do the awful things that I've done And to shun that old house down in New Orleans That they call the Rising Sun [Verse 7] | Am | C | D | F | | Am | C | E7 | - | | Am | C | D | F | | Am | E7 | Am | Soon they'll take me back down to New Orleans To face all the crimes that I've done Then they'll tie me to, an old ball and chain Until my earlthy race is run
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