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In Amsterdam there lived a maid, |
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Mark well what I do say, |
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In Amsterdam there lived a maid |
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And she was mistress of her trade. |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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A'rovin', a'rovin', since rovin's been my ru-I-in, |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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Her eyes are like two stars, so bright, |
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Mark well what I do say, |
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Her eyes are like two stars, so bright, |
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Her face is fair, her step is light. |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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A'rovin', a'rovin', since rovin's been my ru-I-in, |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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Her cheeks are like the rosebuds, red, |
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Mark well what I do say, |
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Her cheeks are like the rosebuds, red, |
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There's a wealth of hair upon her head. |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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A'rovin', a'rovin', since rovin's been my ru-I-in, |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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I took this maiden for a walk, |
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Mark well what I do say, |
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I took this maiden for a walk, |
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And sweet and loving was our talk. |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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A'rovin', a'rovin', since rovin's been my ru-I-in, |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid. |
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A'rovin', a'rovin', since rovin's been my ru-I-in, |
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I'll go no more a'ro-ovin' with you, fair maid! |
