The Streets of Baltimore chords by Bobby Bare
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(A major) (D major)
Verse 1
I sold (D major) the farm to take (G major) my
woman (D major) where she longed to (G major) be
We (A major) left our kin and all our friends
back there in (D major) Tennessee
I bought those one way (G major) tickets
she had (D major) often begged me (G major) for
And they (A major) took us to the streets
of Baltimore (D major)
Her (A major) heart was filled with laughter
when she (D major) saw those city lights
She said the prettiest place on
earth is Baltimore at night (A major)
Oh well a man feels (D major) proud to (G major) give his
woman (D major) what she's longing (G major) for
And I (A major) kind of liked the streets of Baltimore (D major)
Well I got myself a factory (G major) job
I (D major) ran an old ma (G major) chine
I bought (A major) a little cottage in a
neigh (D major) borhood serene
Yet every night when (G major) I came
home with (D major) every muscle sore (G major)
She would (A major) drag me through
the streets of Baltimore (D major)
(A major) Well I did my best to (D major) bring her
back to what she used to be
But I soon learned she loved those bright
lights much more than she (A major) loved me
Now I'm a (D major) going back on (G major) that same train
that (D major) brought me here be (G major) fore
While my (A major) baby walks the
streets of Baltimore (D major)
Yes my (A major) baby walks the
streets of Baltimore (D major)
The Streets of Baltimore
Bobby Bare
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