Lemonheads - Baltimore

Well, I ^Gsold my farm to ^Ctake my woman ^GWhere she longed to ^Cbe We ^Dleft our kin and all our friends Back ^Cthere in Tennes^Gsee I ^Gbought those one-way ^Ctickets That she'd ^Goften begged me ^Cfor They ^Dtook us to the streets of Balti^Gmore

Her ^Dheart was filled with gladness Just to ^Csee those city ^Glights She ^Gswore the prettiest place on earth Was Baltimore at ^Dnight A ^Gman feels proud to ^Cgive his woman ^GWhat she's longing ^Cfor And I ^Dkinda liked the streets of Balti^Gmore

I ^Ggot myself a ^Cfactory job I ^Gran an old ma^Cchine I ^Dbought a little cottage In a ^Cneighborhood se^Grene And ^Gevery night when ^CI'd come home With ^Gevery muscle ^Csore She'd ^Ddrag me through the streets of Balti^Gmore

I ^Ddid my best to bring her back To ^Cwhere she used to ^Gbe But ^GI soon learned she loved those bright lights More than she loved ^Dme So I'm a-^Ggoing back on ^Cthat same train That ^Gbrought me here be^Cfore While my ^Dbaby walks the streets of Balti^Gmore While my ^Dbaby walks the ^Cstreets of Balti^Gmore