Seventh Inning Stretch Lyrics by Gin Blossoms

Seventh Inning Stretch Lyrics

    written in 1908 by jack norworth and albert von tilzer

    Katie casey was baseball mad
    Had the fever and had it bad
    Just to root for the home town crew
    Every sou, katie blew
    On a saturday her young beau
    Called to see if she'd like to go
    To see a show but miss kate said "no,
    "i'll tell you what you can do..."
    Chorus
    Take me out to the ball game
    Take me out to the crowd
    Buy me some peanuts and cracker jack
    I don't care if i never get back
    So it's root, root, root for the home team
    If they don't win it's a shame
    For it's one, two, three strikes you're out
    At the old ball game
    Second verse
    Katie casey saw all the games
    Knew all the players by their first names
    Told the umpire he was wrong
    All along, good and strong
    When the score was just two to two
    Cagey casey knew what to do
    Just to cheer up the boys she knew
    She made the gang sing this song
    Chorus

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