
Date of issue: 31.12.2004
Record label: Sugar Hill
Song language: English
St. James Infirmary |
I went down to that St. James infirmary |
I heard sweet baby groan |
Nobody down there could cheer me |
'Cause I know that she’d soon be gone |
As I was standing there a grievin |
My heart feeling just like lead |
Knowing she’d soon be leavin |
Wishing it was me instead |
I went out to Old Joe’s bar room |
Most of my friends were there |
But nobody seemed to understand my trouble |
I tell you, nobody seemed to care |
And when i got back to that St. James infirmary |
All was still as night |
Sweet baby layed on that long long table |
She was pale, so cold and white |
And when I put my hand on her pretty face |
It was cold like marble stone |
And I know that no woman could ever take her place |
Lord it made me feel so alone |
She’s gone, yes she’s gone God bless her |
Whereever she might be |
If she’d searched this whole world over |
She wouldn’t have found a friend as good as me |
I went down to that St. James infirmary |
Heard my sweet baby groan |
Nobody down there could cheer me |
'Cause I know that she’d soon be gone |
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