As I roved out through Galway City At the hour of twelve at night Who should I see but a handsome damsel Combing her hair by candlelight. “Lassie, I have come a-courting Your kind favours for to win And if you but smile upon me Next Sunday night I'll call again.”
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“So to me you came a-courting My kind favours for to win But 'twould give me the greatest pleasure If you never did call again. What would I do when I go walking Walking out in the morning dew? What would I do when I go walking Walking out with a lad like you?”
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“Lassie, I have gold and silver Lassie, I have houses and land Lassie, I have ships on the ocean They'll be all at your command.” “What do I care for your ships on the ocean What do I care for your houses and land What do I care for your gold and silver All I want is a handsome man.”
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“Did you ever see the grass in the morning All bedecked with jewels rare? Did you ever see a handsome lassie Diamonds sparkling in her hair? Did you ever see a copper kettle Mended with an old tin can? Did you ever see a handsome lassie Married off to an ugly man?”
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A raddy at the toodum toodum toodum Raddy at the toodum toodum day A raddy at the toodum toodum toodum Raddy at the toodum toodum dayTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
