[01:03.38]I went down to St. James Infirmary
[01:08.44]
[01:10.83]To see my baby there
[01:15.01]
[01:15.98]She was lying on a long wooden table
[01:21.35]
[01:22.31]So cold so still so fair
[01:27.25]
[01:28.79]I went up to see the doctor
[01:33.47]
[01:35.55]She's very low he said
[01:39.41]
[01:40.45]I went back to see my baby
[01:45.44]
[01:46.85]Good God she's lying there dead
[01:54.33]
[02:29.69]I went down old Joe's bar room
[02:33.53]
[02:35.34]On the corner of the square
[02:39.16]
[02:41.19]They were serving the drinks as usual
[02:45.21]
[02:45.84]And the usual crowd was there
[02:49.78]
[02:50.83]To my left stood Old Joe McKennedy
[02:54.53]
[02:55.71]His eyes were bloodshot red
[02:59.17]
[02:59.84]He turned to the crowd around him
[03:04.52]And these are the words he said
[03:08.49]
[03:09.63]Let her go let her go God bless her
[03:13.10]
[03:14.94]Wherever she may be
[03:17.57]
[03:18.28]She could search this whole wide world over
[03:22.37]
[03:23.03]But she'll never find another man like me
[03:27.03]
[03:28.08]She could search this whole wide world over
[03:32.30]But she'll never find another man like me
[03:50.45]
[03:57.06]When I die please Lord bury me
[04:00.88]
[04:02.21]In my ten-dollar Stetson hat
[04:06.23]
[04:07.20]Put a twenty-dollar gold piece on my watch chain
[04:12.32]So my friends know I died standing pat
[04:17.09]
[04:18.28]Get six gamblers to carry my coffin
[04:22.23]
[04:23.19]And six choir girls to sing me a song
[04:28.81]Stick a jazz band on my horsewagon
[04:34.05]To raise hell as I go along
[04:42.57]
[06:36.60]Now that's the end of my story
[06:41.98]
[06:43.18]Let's have another round of booze
[06:49.65]
[06:50.59]And if anyone should ask you
[06:55.47]
[06:56.19]Just tell them I got the St. James Infirmary blues

I went down to St. James Infirmary
To see my baby there
She was lying on a long wooden table
So cold so still so fair
I went up to see the doctor
She's very low he said
I went back to see my baby
Good God she's lying there dead
I went down old Joe's bar room
On the corner of the square
They were serving the drinks as usual
And the usual crowd was there
To my left stood Old Joe McKennedy
His eyes were bloodshot red
He turned to the crowd around him
And these are the words he said
Let her go let her go God bless her
Wherever she may be
She could search this whole wide world over
But she'll never find another man like me
She could search this whole wide world over
But she'll never find another man like me
When I die please Lord bury me
In my ten-dollar Stetson hat
Put a twenty-dollar gold piece on my watch chain
So my friends know I died standing pat
Get six gamblers to carry my coffin
And six choir girls to sing me a song
Stick a jazz band on my horsewagon
To raise hell as I go along
Now that's the end of my story
Let's have another round of booze
And if anyone should ask you
Just tell them I got the St. James Infirmary blues