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As I was a walking and a rambling one day, |
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I met a fair couple a making their way. |
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And one was a cowboy, and a brave one was he. |
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And the other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
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The other was a lady and a fair one was she. |
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"Oh where are you going my pretty, fair maid?" |
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"Just down by the River, just down by the shade, |
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Just down by the River, just down by the spring |
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To see the Water gliding and the nightingale sing. |
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To see the Water gliding hear the nightingale sing." |
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They had not been there but an hour or so |
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When out of his satchel came fiddle and bow |
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He played a tune that made the woods ring |
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She said I can't hear the nightingale sing |
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She said I can't hear the nightingale sing |
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He said pretty lady it's time to give o'er |
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O' no pretty cowboy just play one tune more |
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I'd rather hear the fiddle or the touch of one string |
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Than to see the water gliding or the nightingale sing |
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Than to see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing |
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She said pretty cowboy will you marry me |
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O no pretty lady that never can be |
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I've a wife in Arizona and a lady is she |
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One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
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One wife and a cow ranch is aplenty for me |
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Well I'm going out to Mexico I'll stay about a year |
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I'll drink red wine, I'll drink lots of beer |
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If I ever return it will be in the spring |
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To see the water gliding and the nightingales sing |
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To see the water gliding hear the nightingale sing. |
