Traditional Irish - High germany

??^Em?Oh Polly love,^G oh Polly, the^Am rout has n^Emow begun, And ^Gwe must go a-mar^Cching ^Gto the b^Deating of the ^Emdrum. Go ^Gdress yourself all ^Cin your ^Gbest and com^De along with^Em me; I'll ta^Emke you to the cr^Guel w^Emar in H^Amigh Germa^Emny.”

“^EmOh Willy love, ^Goh Willy, come^Am list what ^EmI do say, My ^Gfeet they a^Cre so t^Gender, I ^Dcannot march^Em away. An^Gd besides, my dearest W^Cilly, I^G am with child ^Dby th^Emee, Not fit^Emted for the cru^Gel w^Emar in H^Amigh Germa^Emny.”

??^Em?I'll buy for you a^G horse, my ^Amlove, and on it you shal^Eml ride An^Gd all my de^Clight s^Ghall be a^D-riding by your s^Emide. W^Ge'll stop at every aleh^Couse an^Gd drink when w^De are ^Emdry, We'll^Em be true to o^Gne another, ^Emget mar^Amried by a^Emnd by.”

O^Emh, cursed be them c^Gruel wars that ^Amever they should ri^Emse A^Gnd out of Merry ^CEngland p^Gress many a ^Dman likewi^Emse. T^Ghey pressed my true love f^Crom me, ^Glikewise my br^Dothers^Em three, And ^Emsent them to the ^Gcruel wa^Emrs in H^Amigh Germa^Emny.

N^Emo, my friends I do not va^Glue nor my f^Amoes I do not f^Emear, N^Gow my love has l^Ceft me I ^Gwander f^Dar and ne^Emar. ^GAnd when my baby it is b^Corn and a-s^Gmiling o^Dn my k^Emnee ^EmI'll think on lovely W^Gilly ^Emin High ^AmGerma^Emny.

“^EmOh Polly love, ^Goh Polly, the ^Amrout has no^Emw begun, And ^Gwe must go a-mar^Cching ^Gto the b^Deating of the ^Emdrum. Go ^Gdress yourself all ^Cin your ^Gbest and com^De along with^Em me; I'll ta^Emke you to the cr^Guel w^Emar in H^Amigh Germa^Emny.”