Letra y Significado de NEW YORK GIRLS, Tommy Makem

As i walked down the broadway
one evening in july
i met a maid who asked me trade
and a sailor john says i
To tiffany's i took her
i did not mind expense
i bought her two gold earrings
and they cost me fifteen cents
And away, you santee
my dear annie
oh, you new york girls
can't you dance the polka?
Says she, 'you limejuice sailor
now see me home you may'
but when we reached her cottage door
she this to me did say
My flash man he's a yankee
with his hair cut short behind
he wears a pair of long sea-boots
and he sails in the blackball line
He's homeward bound this evening
and with me he will stay
so get a move on, sailor-boy
get cracking on your way
So i kissed her hard and proper
afore her flash man came
and fare ye well, me bowery gal
i know your little game
I wrapped me glad rags round me
and to the docks did steer
i'll never court another maid
i'll stick to rum and beer
I joined a yankee blood-boat
and sailed away next morn
don't ever fool around with gals
you're safer off cape horn


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