A C D A D C Countrymen, friends, lend me your ears, I'll tell you a story of fifteen years. A C D A D C I'm an old man that's so forlorn, I wanna see the city where I was born. A C D A D C I got a feeling that I can't stand, I wanna go home to my old land. A C D A D C D Ain't got no money, I ain't got a cent. I can't get on that train, so help me. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. C Come on people, gotta get moving D Come on people, gotta get grooving A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. A C D A D C Step up to me you city gents and I'll clean your shoes for fifteen cents. A C D A D C I'll fix your tie, you'll look a smash. If you don't mind I'll take the cash. A C D A D C Soon I'll get the money and I'll feel fine, to pack my bags and drink my wine. A C D A D C D I only know I got to go home, the good Lord told me so, so help me. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. C Come on people, gotta get moving D Come on people, gotta get grooving A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. B? E? Which train goes to St. Louis, you know I've got the fare. I know my times coming fast, I got to try and raise the fare. C Come on people, gotta get moving D Come on people, gotta get grooving A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. B A Louis, Louis, Lou-is, Louis, Louis. B A Louis, Louis, Lou-is, Louis, Louis. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way. A B C D E Eb D Show me the way to St Lou-is, show me the way.
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