Jose's CantinaChords donated by a friend of the page. |
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I Ammet you in DmJose's Cantina, |
Oh, Am you looked so lonesome and Esad, |
So I Amsaid with a wink, "Let me Gbuy you a drink, |
And Fmaybe things won't seem so Ebad." |
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You Amordered a Dmlarge champagne cocktail, |
Then Amvodka and wine from DeErone. |
AmAnd as I bought it I Gsuddenly thought, |
"It's no Fwonder that you're on your Eown." |
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But by Amthen I had Dmfallen in love, |
But you Amlaughed at the way that I Efelt, |
With your Amblack cowboy boots and your Gcowgirl-type suit, |
And your Fhop-along chastity Ebelt. |
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You Amtook me aDmcross town to your place, |
My Ameagerness I could not Ehide. |
As you Amwalked 'cross the floor and you Glocked the front door, |
F Why did you leave me outEside? |
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So I Amwent to my DmUncle Henando, |
Saying, "AmMy heart is filled with deEsire. |
But the Amlady says no, and all the Gwaters that flow |
From the Fmountains can't put out the Efire." |
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He Amsaid, "When a Dmlady says no, |
She Amsometimes means yes, you young Ehot head." |
I said, "AmThat may be so, but she Gdidn't say no, |
She Fsimply said, "Go and get Eknotted." |
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So I Amcame here and I Dmsang 'neath your window, |
From Ammidnight 'til dawn, half past Ethree. |
Oh Amtell me, sweet lady, sweet Glady, pray tell me, |
What Fwas it you emptied on Eme? |
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I Amcame here to Dmold Barcelona, |
To Ampick the sweetheart of my Elife, |
And I Amgave you my heart, but we Gdrifted apart, |
So FI'm going Eback to the Amwife. |
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Olé! |