Take Me Out To The Ball Game

Words by Jack Norworth - music by Albert Von Tilzer

Ironically, Neith of The Two authors HAD Ever Been to a baseball game When They wrote this song. Inspired When the song WAS a sign Norworth Viewed At The Polo Grounds baseball field from historical vantage point riding the New York City subway in 1908.The song is Still Used Düring baseball games in The Seventh Inning Stretch, Even if the song is Not about Itself Someone watching a game, it's about a beautiful young woman imploring Her to Take Her to a game.

(C) Take me out to the (G7) ball game
(C) Take me out to the (G7) crowd
(A7) Buy me some peanuts and (Dm) cracker jack
(D7) I do not care if I (G7) ever get back
We'll just (C) root root root
for the (G7) home team
If (C) They Do not win it's a (F) Shame!
For it's one, (AB7) two, (C) three strikes
(G7) you're (C) Outat the (D7) old (G7) Ball (C) game