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Baker Street Blues
 
 

From "The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor" (1892):
"Draw your chair up and hand me my violin,
for the only problem we have still to solve
is how to while away these bleak autumnal evenings."

BAKER STREET BLUES by John McDonnell

What shall now engage his mind?
Evening comes too soon.
"Draw your chair up, friend most kind ...
"Watch the papers strewn ...
"And hand again
"My violin.
"Ah yes, it's still in tune."

Languor hangs in lengthened eves
Down through Baker Street.
Strings vibrate till boredom leaves.
Music is a treat.
The fogs that roll
Will seem quite droll
When plaintive songs sound sweet.

 


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