Date of song varies, I've seen 1947 and 1958. . . Abe Burrows was a noted writer who specialized in rewriting broadway scripts. Song was not necessarily historically accurate. Chords are not authoritative.

  (g a b c, a d > g)
  
   C             F          C                     D7       G7 
  I'll Bet Your Sorry Now, Tokyo Rose, sorry for what you done
   C             F          C           A7   D7                 G7
  I'll bet your sorry that you went to work for that old Rising Sun
  F#°                      C7           A7                          D7    G7
  You stuck a knife in the USA, you forgot what they learned you at U.C.L.A.
  
  
  I'll Bet Your Sorry Now, Tokyo Rose, sorry for what you [Oriental Interlude]
             F#°  G7   C 
  Sorry for what you done.
  
  [Abe Burrows, 1947]