Tonart: A major
Verse 1
G
Last night or the night before that
I won't say which night
C
A seaman friend of mine
G
I'll not say which seaman
C
G
Walked up to a big old building
I won't say which building
D
And would not have walked up the stairs
Not to say which stairs
G
C
If there had not been two girls
G
Leaving out the names of those two girls
Verse 2
G
call a door, a big long room
I'll not tell which room
C
I remember a deep blue rug
G
But I can't say which rug
C
G
A girl took down a book of poems
Not to say which book of poems
D
And as she read, I laid my head
And I can't tell which head
G
I can mention which lap
Verse 3
and his girl moved off
C
After a couple of pages and there I was
All night long, laying and listening
G
And forgetting the poems
And as well as I could recall
Or my seaman buddy could recollect
D
The girl had told us that she was
a niece of Walt Whitman
And it takes a night and a girl
And a book of this kind
G
A long long time to find its
Interlude 1
way back
G
C
G
D
C
Verse 4
G
Last night or the night before that
I won't say which night
C
A seaman friend of mine
G
I'll not say which seaman
Walked up to a big old building
I won't say which building
D
And would not have walked the stairs
Not to say which stairs
C
If there had not been two girls
Leaving out the names of those two girls
Verse 5
G
I recall a door, a big long room
I'll not tell which room
C
I remember a deep blue rug
But I can't say which rug
G
A girl took down a book of poems
Not to say which book of poems
D
And as she read, I laid my head
But I can't tell which head
Outro 1
I can mention which lap
G
C
G
D
C
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