Gin Blossoms - Seventh Inning Stretch Lyrics
Written in 1908 by jack norworth and albert von tilzerKatie casey was baseball madHad the fever and had it badJust to root for the home town crewEvery sou, katie blewOn a saturday her young beauCalled to see if shed like to goTo see a show but miss kate said no,Ill tell you what you can do...ChorusTake me out to the ball gameTake me out to the crowdBuy me some peanuts and cracker jackI dont care if I never get backSo its root, root, root for the home teamIf they dont win its a shameFor its one, two, three strikes youre outAt the old ball gameSecond verseKatie casey saw all the gamesKnew all the players by their first namesTold the umpire he was wrongAll along, good and strongWhen the score was just two to twoCagey casey knew what to doJust to cheer up the boys she knewShe made the gang sing this songChorus