Tonalité : A major•
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If you're ever in our city,
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on the back streets of our town,
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And you see an old man
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toting a small guitar around,
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That's Country Jack, the pickin' man,
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a star of long ago.
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An old tin cup on his guitar
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Now the wino of Skid Row
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He used to play on Main Street
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Till someone closed the door
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Someone stole his big hit song
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And he don't play there no more
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But Country Jack's still singin'
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the only song he knows
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The one big song that broke his heart
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The whine -o of Skid Row
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So won't you give ol' Country Jack
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a nickel or a dime
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And don't you think his big hit song
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is worth a drink of wine
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And please don't judge ol' Country Jack
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or tell him where to go
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Cause he knows why you pass him by
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Though I know of Skid Row
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So if you're ever in our city,
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on the back streets of our town,
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And you see an old man
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toting a small guitar around,
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You may recall his melody,
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a song from long ago,
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Before ol' Country Jack
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became the wino of Skid Row
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So won't you give ol' Country Jack
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a nickel or a dime
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And don't you think his big hit song
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is worth a drink of wine
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And please don't try to criticize
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the only song I know
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And this old man will play again
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the wino of Skid Row
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And please don't try to criticize
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the only song I know
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And this old man will play again
The whine -o of Skid Row
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