Oh as I roved out on a May morning, on a May morning right early As I roved out on a May morning, on a May morning right early I met a maid all on her way, and Lord but she was early With me roo rum rye, fa the diddle dye, hey the O the diddle derry O
Now her shoes were black, and her stockings were white, and her hair it shone like silver her shoes were black, and her stockings were white, and her hair it shone like silver She had a dark and a roving eye as she looked over her shoulder With me roo rum rye …
Where do you live, my bonnie wee lass, where do you live my honey? Where do you live, my bonnie wee lass, where do you live my honey? Oh I live up there, in the house on the hill, and I live there with me mammy
Oh if I come up the house on the hill when the moon is shining clearly If I come up the house on the hill when the moon is shining clearly Will you rise up and let me in, and your mother not to hear us?
So I went up to the house on the hill when the moon was shining clearly Yes I went up to the house on the hill when the moon was shining clearly Well, she opened the door, and she let me in, but her mother chanced to hear us
She grabbed her by the hair on the head and down to the kitchen she brought her She grabbed her by the hair on the head and down to the kitchen she brought her And with the butt of a hazel stick she was a well beaten daughter
Will you marry me now, my soldier boy, will you marry me now or never? Will you marry me now, my soldier boy, can't you see I'm done forever? Oh, I can't marry you, my bonnie wee lass, for I've got a wife alreadyTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
