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| − | {{ | + | {{D}}Down the way, where the {{G}}nights are gay, and the {{D}}sunshine's {{A7}}daily on the {{D}}mountain top. |
| − | {{ | + | I {{D}}took a trip on a {{G}}sailing ship, and when I {{D}}reached Ja{{A7}}maica I {{D}}made a stop. |
| − | But I'm {{ | + | But I'm {{D}}sad to say I'm {{Em}}on my way. |
| − | {{ | + | {{A7}}Won't be back for {{D}}many a day. |
| − | My {{ | + | My {{D}}heart is down my head is {{Em}}turning around; |
| − | I had to {{ | + | I had to {{D}}leave a little {{A7}}girl in {{D}}Kingston town |
Sounds of laughter everywhere, and the dancing girls swing to and fro. | Sounds of laughter everywhere, and the dancing girls swing to and fro. | ||
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DDown the way, where the Gnights are gay, and the Dsunshine's A7daily on the Dmountain top.
I Dtook a trip on a Gsailing ship, and when I Dreached JaA7maica I Dmade a stop.
But I'm Dsad to say I'm Emon my way.
A7Won't be back for Dmany a day.
My Dheart is down my head is Emturning around;
I had to Dleave a little A7girl in DKingston town
Sounds of laughter everywhere, and the dancing girls swing to and fro.
I must declare my heart is there, though I've been from Maine to Mexico.
Down at the market you can hear, ladies cry out while on their heads they bear.
Ackee, rice, salt, fish are nice, and the rum is fine any time o' year.