C G C Well my pa was always in gloomF G C And his hat was made of raccoonF G C He was drunk in the afternoonC G Nearly every dayC G C And his mind was like a trapF G C Where he kept a hand-drawn mapF G C How to get to the Arkansas flatsC G From the lights of Broadway [Chorus]F G C And the holy men always sayF G C We'll meet again somedayF G C In that city beyond the starsC G In a golden café [Verse 2]C G C Oh my ma, she loved him soF G C And she'd make him a cup of joeF G C And he'd drink it like an EskimoC G As his children did playC G C And she'd bake him a mincemeat pieF G C And he'd drink when his mouth was dryF G C And he died on the fourth of JulyC G In a firework display [Chorus]F G C And the holy men always sayF G C We'll meet again somedayF G C In that city beyond the starsC G In a golden café [Verse 3]C G C Oh, I was an Eagle ScoutF G C With a trumpet, I'd stomp and shoutF G C And I'd sing of the Arkansas troutC G And I'd sleep in the hay, heyC G C But now I'm always in gloomF G C And my hat is made of raccoonF G C And I'm drunk in the afternoonC G Nearly every day [Chorus]F G C And the holy men always sayF G C We'll meet again somedayF G C In that city beyond the starsC G In a golden café
Jack Reminiscing
The Felice Brothers
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