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New York Girls

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"New York Girls", com credito para Steeleye Span. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "The Green Man Collection" (ano 2023, pais XW,

status Official). Steeleye Span é uma banda britânica de folk rock formada em 1969, reconhecida pela fusão entre música tradicional inglesa e arranjos elétricos que ajudaram a definir o chamado electric folk. Fundado por Ashley "Tyger" Hutchings após a sua saída dos Fairport Convention, o grupo reuniu inicialmente Tim Hart, Maddy Prior, Terry Woods e Gay Woods, desenvolvendo uma abordagem que combinava repertório tradicional, harmonias vocais elaboradas e instrumentação acústica e elétrica. Whitney Elizabeth Houston foi uma cantora, atriz, produtora de filmes, modelo e empresária estadunidense. Comumente chamada de "A Voz", ela é uma das artistas mais premiadas de todos os tempos. Um ícone cultural, ela influenciou a quebra de barreiras de gênero e raciais por meio de suas conquistas nas paradas musicais e videoclipes. Conhecida por sua entrega vocal e performances ao vivo, Houston foi classificada em segundo lugar na lista da Rolling Stone dos maiores cantores de todos os tempos em 2023.

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Intro
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A

Verse
                         D
As I walked down through Chatham Street
  E7              A
A fair maid I did meet
                Bm7
She asked me to see her home
    E7                A
She lived in Bleecker Street

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                   D
And when we got to Bleecker Street
   E7               A
We stopped at forty-four
                   Bm7
Her mother and her sister there
   E7              A
To meet her at the door

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                  D
And when we got inside the house
    E7                  A
The drinks were passed around
                  Bm7
The liquor was so awful strong
   E7                  A
My head went round and round

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                 D
And then we had another drink
  E7             A
Before we sat to eat
                  Bm7
The liquor was so awful strong
  E7            A
I quickly fell asleep

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Instrumental
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A

Verse
                  D
When I awoke next morning
  E7            A
I had an aching head
                  Bm7
There was I, Jack all alone
      E7          A
Stark naked in me bed

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                     D
My gold watch and my pocketbook
    E7               A
And lady friend were gone
                      Bm7
And there was I, Jack all alone
      E7           A
Stark naked in the room

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                      D
On looking round this little room
        E7              A
There's nothing I could see
                        Bm7
But a woman's shift and apron
     E7             A
That were no use to me

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                          D
With a flour barrel for a suit of clothes
     E7                A
Down Cherry Street, forlorn
                       Bm7
There Martin Churchill took me in
    E7                  A
And sent me 'round Cape Horn

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A

Verse
                         D
As I walked down through Chatham Street
  E7              A
A fair maid I did meet
                Bm7
She asked me to see her home
    E7                A
She lived in Bleecker Street

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                   D
And when we got to Bleecker Street
   E7               A
We stopped at forty-four
                   Bm7
Her mother and her sister there
   E7              A
To meet her at the door

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                  D
And when we got inside the house
    E7                  A
The drinks were passed around
                  Bm7
The liquor was so awful strong
   E7                  A
My head went round and round

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                 D
And then we had another drink
  E7             A
Before we sat to eat
                  Bm7
The liquor was so awful strong
  E7            A
I quickly fell asleep

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Instrumental
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A
D  E7  A    Bm7  E  A

Verse
                  D
When I awoke next morning
  E7            A
I had an aching head
                  Bm7
There was I, Jack all alone
      E7          A
Stark naked in me bed

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                     D
My gold watch and my pocketbook
    E7               A
And lady friend were gone
                      Bm7
And there was I, Jack all alone
      E7           A
Stark naked in the room

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                      D
On looking round this little room
        E7              A
There's nothing I could see
                        Bm7
But a woman's shift and apron
     E7             A
That were no use to me

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Verse
                          D
With a flour barrel for a suit of clothes
     E7                A
Down Cherry Street, forlorn
                       Bm7
There Martin Churchill took me in
    E7                  A
And sent me 'round Cape Horn

[Refrão]             D
And away you santy
E7      A
My dear honey
        Bm7
Oh, you New York girls
E7                  A
Can't you dance the polka?

Intro D E7 A Bm7 E A D E7 A Bm7 E A Verse D As I walked down through Chatham Street E7 A A fair maid I did meet Bm7 She asked me to see her home E7 A She lived in Bleecker Street [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Verse D And when we got to Bleecker Street E7 A We stopped at forty-four Bm7 Her mother and her sister there E7 A To meet her at the door [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Verse D And when we got inside the house E7 A The drinks were passed around Bm7 The liquor was so awful strong E7 A My head went round and round [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Verse D And then we had another drink E7 A Before we sat to eat Bm7 The liquor was so awful strong E7 A I quickly fell asleep [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Instrumental D E7 A Bm7 E A D E7 A Bm7 E A Verse D When I awoke next morning E7 A I had an aching head Bm7 There was I, Jack all alone E7 A Stark naked in me bed [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Verse D My gold watch and my pocketbook E7 A And lady friend were gone Bm7 And there was I, Jack all alone E7 A Stark naked in the room [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Verse D On looking round this little room E7 A There's nothing I could see Bm7 But a woman's shift and apron E7 A That were no use to me [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka? Verse D With a flour barrel for a suit of clothes E7 A Down Cherry Street, forlorn Bm7 There Martin Churchill took me in E7 A And sent me 'round Cape Horn [Refrão] D And away you santy E7 A My dear honey Bm7 Oh, you New York girls E7 A Can't you dance the polka?

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