[00:15.16]As I walked down through Chatham Street
[00:16.99]A fair maid I did meet.
[00:18.86]She asked me to see her home,
[00:20.69]She lived in Bleeker Street.
[00:22.77]To me way, you Santy,
[00:24.54]My dear Annie
[00:26.51]Oh you New York girls,
[00:28.28]Can't you dance the polka?
[00:30.15]To me way, you Santy,
[00:32.09]my dear Annie
[00:33.97]Oh you New York girls,
[00:35.79]Can't you dance the polka?
[00:37.93]And when we got to Bleeker Street,
[00:39.51]We stopped at forty four.
[00:41.29]Her mother and her sister there
[00:43.12]To meet her at the door.
[00:44.95]To me way, you Santy,
[00:46.98]My dear Annie
[00:48.81]Oh you New York girls,
[00:50.69]Can't you dance the polka?
[00:52.56]To me way, you Santy,
[00:54.49]my dear Annie
[00:56.27]Oh you New York girls,
[00:58.35]Can't you dance the polka?
[01:00.28]And when I got inside the house,
[01:01.90]The drinks were passed around.
[01:03.69]The liquor was so awful strong,
[01:05.40]My head went round and round.
[01:07.39]To me way, you Santy,
[01:09.31]My dear Annie
[01:11.10]Oh you New York girls,
[01:13.00]Can't you dance the polka?
[01:14.77]To me way, you Santy,
[01:16.76]my dear Annie
[01:18.64]Oh you New York girls,
[01:20.48]Can't you dance the polka?
[01:37.07]And then we had another drink
[01:38.80]Before we sat to eat.
[01:40.62]The liquor was so awful strong,
[01:42.45]I quickly fell asleep.
[01:44.33]To me way, you Santy,
[01:46.31]My dear Annie
[01:48.19]Oh you New York girls,
[01:50.07]Can't you dance the polka?
[01:51.84]To me way, you Santy,
[01:53.82]my dear Annie
[01:55.70]Oh you New York girls,
[01:57.57]Can't you dance the polka?
[01:59.45]When I awoke next morning,
[02:01.28]I had an aching head.
[02:03.21]There was I Jack-all-alone,
[02:05.03]Stark naked in my bed.
[02:06.90]To me way, you Santy,
[02:08.83]My dear Annie
[02:10.75]Oh you New York girls,
[02:12.58]Can't you dance the polka?
[02:14.35]To me way, you Santy,
[02:16.38]my dear Annie
[02:18.07]Oh you New York girls,
[02:20.06]Can't you dance the polka?
[02:36.59]My gold watch and my pocket-book
[02:38.42]and lady friends were gone.
[02:40.20]And there was I Jack-all-alone,
[02:42.07]Stark naked in my room.
[02:43.91]To me way, you Santy,
[02:46.04]My dear Annie
[02:47.67]Oh you New York girls,
[02:49.60]Can't you dance the polka?
[02:51.42]To me way, you Santy,
[02:53.35]my dear Annie
[02:55.18]Oh you New York girls,
[02:57.02]Can't you dance the polka?
[02:59.06]On looking round this little room,
[03:00.79]There's nothing I could see,
[03:02.61]But a woman's shift and apron
[03:04.59]They were no use to me.
[03:06.32]To me way, you Santy,
[03:08.20]My dear Annie
[03:10.07]Oh you New York girls,
[03:11.96]Can't you dance the polka?
[03:13.67]To me way, you Santy,
[03:15.76]my dear Annie
[03:17.59]Oh you New York girls,
[03:19.52]Can't you dance the polka?
[03:21.40]With a flour barrel for a suit of clothes
[03:23.27]Down Cherry Street forlorn,
[03:25.04]There Martin Churchill took me in
[03:26.82]And sent me round Cape Horn.
[03:28.69]To me way, you Santy,
[03:30.58]My dear Annie
[03:32.55]Oh you New York girls,
[03:34.33]Can't you dance the polka?
[03:36.25]To me way, my honey,
[03:38.18]my dear Annie
[03:40.11]Oh you New York girls,
[03:41.88]Can't you dance the polka?