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     Wit' me too ri ay, foddle diddle day
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     di re foddle diddle dari-o
 

     And will you come to my fathers house
     where the sun does shine so clearly
     and will you come to my fathers house
     where the sun does shine so clearly
     I'll open the door and I'll let you in
     and divil a-one will hear us
 
Chorus:

     So she led me to her fathers house
     where the moon was shining clearly
     so she led me to her fathers house
     where the moon was shining clearly
     she opened the door and she let me in
     and divil a-one could hear us

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     She took me horse by the bridle and the bit
     and led it to the stable
     she took me horse by the bridle and the bit
     and led it to the stable
     there's plenty of oats for a soldiers horse
     to eat up if he's able

Chorus:

     She took me by the lily white hand
     and led me to the table
     she took me by the lily white hand
     and led me to the table
     there's plenty of wine for a soldier boy
     to drink up if he's able

Chorus:

     Then I got up and I made the bed
     and I made it nice and easy
     then I got up and I made the bed
     and I made it nice and easy
     then I got up and I laid her down
     saying lassie are you able
Chorus:
 
     And there we lay till the break of day
     and divil a-one could hear us
     and there we lay till the break of day
     and divil a-one could hear us
     till I arose and put on my clothes
     saying lassie I must leave you

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(Drop Instruments)
     And when will you return to me again
     and when will we be married
     and when will you return to me again
     and when will we be married
     when broken shells ring Christmas bells
     we might well be married

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