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[Verse 1]
AmAs I roved out on a May morning AmOn a May morning right early I sCpied my love Gupon the way Oh, Lord but she was eAmarly.
AmHer boots were black, her stockings white AmAnd her buckles shone like silver She hCad a dark and a roGving eye And her ear-rings touched her shoAmulder.
[Chorus] And she sang C lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
And she hGigh-di-lan-di-dee, and she high-di-lan-di-dee and Amshe lan-ded x2 Amshe lan-ded
[Verse 2]
Am“How old are you my bonny, wee girl? AmHow old are you my Darling? How oCld are you my bonny, wGee girl?" “I’ll be seventeen on SuAmnday.”
AmI went to her house on the top of the hill AmWhen the moon was shining clearly. She arCose to let me Gin But her mother chanced to hear Amme.
[Chorus] And she sang C lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
And she hGigh-di-lan-di-dee, and she high-di-lan-di-dee and Amshe lan-ded x2 Amshe lan-ded
[Verse 3]
AmShe grabbed her by the hair of her head AmAnd out of the room she brought her, And wCith the root of a haGzel branch She was a well-beat dauAmghter.
Am“Will you marry me now my soldier boy AmWill you marry me now or never? Will you maCrry me now my solGdier boy Can you see I’m done foAmrever.”
Am“Well I won’t marry you my bonny wee girl, AmI won’t marry you my Darling. For CI have got a wGife at home And how could I disoAmwn her?”
[Chorus] And she sang C lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
And she hGigh-di-lan-di-dee, and she high-di-lan-di-dee and Amshe lan-ded x2
[Verse]
AmA pint at night is my delight AmAnd a gallon in the morning. The old woCmen are Gmy heart break But the young ones are my daAmrlings.
AmAs I roved out on a May morning AmOn a May morning right early I sCpied my love upGon the way Oh, Lord but she was eAmarly.
[Chorus] And she sang C lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
And she hGigh-di-lan-di-dee, and she high-di-lan-di-dee and Amshe lan-ded x3 Amshe lan-ded