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One morning a young man |
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was walking his way |
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when he saw a fair maid |
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come along the highway. |
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He said to this fair maid, |
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"If you do not mind, |
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I will walk with you |
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on this fine morning" |
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The young maid she told a sorrowful tale |
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How the landlord was wicked |
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and forced her to wail. |
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And she had just left |
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on that very same morn |
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then the young man he turned and he told her |
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"Won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
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Oh won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always." |
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The young man |
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he took this fair maid by the hand |
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he said, "Come with me now |
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to a far away land" |
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For he had a plan that the two could be free |
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to seek out their fortunes together. |
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They boarded a ship that would take them away |
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and she clung to his arm |
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as the ship it did sway. |
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When he held her and told her to not be afraid |
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she had felt that her troubles were over. |
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Won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
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Oh won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
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The two fell in love |
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and they soon settled down |
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and in no time at all, |
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heard the wedding bells sound. |
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They started a union |
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and they knew it would last. |
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They would treasure the time of their meeting. |
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When one morning a young man |
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was walking his way |
|
when he saw a fair maid |
|
come along the highway. |
|
He said to this fair maid, |
|
"If you do not mind, |
|
I will walk with you |
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on this fine morning." |
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Won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
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Oh won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
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Oh won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
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Oh won't you come with me now? |
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And I will look after you always. |
