Kingston Trio - New york girls

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^DShipmates listen ^Emunto me. I'll ^Atell you in my ^Dsong Of ^Dthings that happened ^Emto me when I ^Acome home from Hong ^DKong.

To me ^Dway, you ^EmSanty, ^A7my dear ^DAnnie ^D Oh you ^EmNew York girls, ^A7can't you dance the ^Dpolka?

As ^DI walked down to ^EmChatham Street, a ^Afair maid I did ^Dmeet She ^Dasked me, please, to ^Emsee her home. She ^Alived on Bleecker ^DStreet Now, ^Dif you'll only ^Emcome with me, ^Ayou can have a ^Dtreat You can ^Dhave a glass of ^Embrandy and ^Asomething nice to ^Deat

To me ^Dway, you ^EmSanty, ^A7my dear ^DAnnie ^D Oh you ^EmNew York girls, ^A7can't you dance the ^Dpolka?

^DBefore we sat ^Emdown to eat, ^Awe had sev'ral ^Ddrinks The ^Dliquor was so ^Emawful strong, I ^Aquickly fell as^Dleep

To me ^Dway, you ^EmSanty, ^A7my dear ^DAnnie ^D Oh you ^EmNew York girls, ^A7can't you dance the ^Dpolka?

When ^DI awoke next ^Emmornin, I ^Ahad an achin' ^Dhead My ^Dgold watch and my ^Empocketbook and the ^Alady friend had ^Dfled Now ^Dlookin' round this ^Emlittle room ^Anothing could I ^Dsee But a ^Dwoman's shoes and ^Emapron, which ^Anow belonged to me ^D

To me ^Dway, you ^EmSanty, ^A7my dear ^DAnnie ^D Oh you ^EmNew York girls, ^A7can't you dance the ^Dpolka?

Now ^Ddressed in the lady's ^Emapron, I ^Awandered most for^Dlorn 'Till ^DMartin Churchill ^Emtook me in and he ^Asent me round Cape ^DHorn

To me ^Dway, you ^EmSanty, ^A7my dear ^DAnnie ^D Oh you ^EmNew York girls, ^A7can't you dance the ^Dpolka?