Am Em In the port of Amsterdam there's a sailor who singsF E Of the dreams that he brings from the wide open seaAm Em In the port of Amsterdam there's a sailor who sleepsDm E Am While the river bank weeps to the old willow treeC G E In the port of Amsterdam there's a sailor who diesAm Em E Full of beer, full of cries in a drunken town fightF E In the port of Amsterdam there's a sailor who's bornDm E Am On a hot muggy morn by the dawn's early light [Instrumental]Am [Verse 2]Am Em In the port of Amsterdam where the sailors all meetF E There's a sailor who eats only fish heads and tailsAm Em And he'll show you his teeth that have rotted too soonDm E Am That can haul up the sails that can swallow the moonC G E And he yells to the cook with his arms open wideAm Em E Hey, bring me more fish, throw it down by my sideF E And he wants so to belch but he's too full to tryDm E Am So he stands up and laughs and he zips up his fly [Verse 3]Am Em In the port of Amsterdam you can see sailors danceF E Paunches bursting their pants, grinding women to porchAm Em They've forgotten the tune that their whiskey voice croakedDm E Am Splitting the night with the roar of their jokesC G E And they turn and they dance and they laugh and they lustAm Em E Till the rancid sound of the accordion burstsF E And then out of the night with their pride in their pantsDm E Am And the sluts that they tow underneath the street lamps [Verse 4]Am Em In the port of Amsterdam there's a sailor who drinksF E And he drinks and he drinks and he drinks once againAm Em He'll drink to the health of the whores of AmsterdamDm E Am Who've given their bodies to a thousand other menC G E Yeah, they've bargained their virtue, their goodness all goneAm Em E For a few dirty coins, well he just can't go onF E Throws his nose to the sky and he aims it up aboveDm E Am And he pisses like I cry on the unfaithful loveAm Em In the port of Amsterdam, in the port of Amsterdam
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