T^Emihere is a h^Gouse in ^ANew Orl^Ceans they ^Emicall the R^Gisin' S^B7un and it's ^Emibeen a r^Guin of m^Aany poor g^Cirls and ^Emishe's al^B7one she's ^Emione.

G, A, C, Emi, B7, Emi, B7

My ^Emimother she w^Gas a t^A, ^Cailor she s^Emiewed the n^Gew blue j^B7eans her ^Emihusband w^Gas a g^Aamblin' m^Can drift ^Emiout in N^B7ew Orl^Emieans.

G, A, C, Emi, B7, Emi, B7 Her husband was a gambler he coursed from town to town his only time beein' satisfied when he was drinkin' Black and White. Oh tell you baby-sitter never do like she have done shone like house in New Orleans they call the Risin' Sun. One feet on the platform and other on the train she's goin' down to New Orleans to wear that ball and chain. Goin' back goin' back to New Orleans goin' back where she have done she goes to spend the rest of the love beneath the Risin' Sun. There is a house in New Orleans they call the Risin' Sun and it's been a ruin of many poor girls and she's alone she's one.

Bob Dylan - House Of The Rising Sun