, un'antica canzione americana, forse del primo ottocento. L'interpretazione più famosa, probabilmente, è quella della band inglese
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| There is a house in New Orleans |
| They call the Rising Sun |
| And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy |
| And God I know I'm one |
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| My mother was a tailor |
| Sewed my new blue jeans |
| My father was gamblin' man |
| Down in New Orleans |
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| Now the only thing a gambler needs |
| Is a suitcase and a trunk |
| And the only time he'll be satisfied |
| Is when he's all a-drunk |
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| Oh mother, tell your children |
| Not to do what I have done |
| Spend your lives in sin and misery |
| In the house of the Rising Sun |
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| Well I've got one foot on the platform |
| The other foot on the train |
| I'm going back to New Orleans |
| To wear that ball and chain |
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| Well there is a house in New Orleans |
| They call the Rising Sun |
| And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy |
| And God I know I'm one |