Rag'n'bone Man - St james

^AmI went down ^Eto old Joe's ^Ambarroom ^{D D}On the c^Forner, by the^E stairs ^{Am Am}Drinks were ^Eserved as u^Amsual ^AmAnd the ^Fusu^Eal crowd was th^Amere ^AmOn my left stood ^EJoe Mc^AmKennedy ^{D D}His eyes were^F bloodshot ^Ered ^EAnd he ^Amturned to ^Eface the crowd ^Amaround him ^AmThese ^Fare the very w^Eords he s^Amaid:

^Am"I went down t^Eo St. James i^Amnfirmary ^AmSaw ^Dmy bab^Fy lying ^Ethere ^EStretched^Am out on a ^Elong white ^Amtable ^AmSo ^Fcold, so ^Edeep, so ^Amfair ^AmLet her go, let her ^Ego, Lord ^Ambless her ^{D D}Wher^Fever she may b^Ee ^EAnd I can se^Amarch this whole w^Eorld r^Amight over ^AmYou'll^F never find a sweet ^Eman like ^Amme" [instrumental] Am E Am F E Am

^AmWhen I die, p^Elease bur^Amy me ^{D D}Out^Fside of Stetso^En hat ^EPut a ^Amgold piece ^Eon my ^Amwatch chain ^AmSo the b^Foys will know tha^Et I died standing ^Amfair ^AmI want six gamblers ^Eto be my ^Ampallbearers I ^Dwant a working girl to^F sing me a s^Eong ^EI want a ^Amjazz band ^Eon my hearse ^Amwagon ^AmTo raise ^Fhell as^E we roll a^Amlong ^AmNow that y^Eou've heard my s^Amtory ^{D D}I'll take another ^Fshot of the ^Ebooze ^EAnd if ^Amanybod^Ey should ^Amask me ^AmTell'em I ^Fgot me those gam^Eblin' ^Amdues ^AmTell'em I ^Fgot me those ^Egamblin'^Am dues ^AmTell'em I ^Fgot me those^E gamblin' ^Amdues