Tom: D minor
Verse 1
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I am
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a young fellow
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from the county Tyrone
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In the town of Sturbonshire
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I'm very well known
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For down at the alehouse
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I'm frequently gone
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With Kitty and Judy and Mary
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And for spending me money
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on whiskey and cakes
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But the lassies are sweet
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and it's all for their sakes
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And it keeps me light -hearted and merry
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I'll eat when I'm hungry,
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I'll drink when I'm dry,
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I will court all the lassies,
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or at least I will try,
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And I'll never conform till
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the day that I die,
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August 4th is M'shuv
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Maratashay!
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If I chance for to wander
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on down to the fair
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Where the lassies all round me
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do flock on the square
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I'll pull out me fiddle and
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And soon we're all
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laughing a spree
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from the banks of Loughney
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There's Kitty and Molly down
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Dungon and Wey
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There's another one from Cookstown
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who makes my head sway
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Such a fuss they all make over me
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I'll eat when I'm hungry,
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I'll drink when I'm dry,
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I will court all the lassies,
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or at least I will try,
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And I'll never conform till
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the day that I die,
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Agaspot iz nishum
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maratashay.
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To quarrel for riches
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I ne 'er was inclined,
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For the greatest of misers
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must leave them behind.
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with no thought in my mind,
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But to kick up my heels and carouse.
For the rich never spend
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any dole of their own,
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Sure they hold it away like
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a dog on its bone,
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But they end on their backs
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among deathless and stones
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I hear there's no pockets in Shroud
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I'll eat when I'm hungry,
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I'll drink when I'm dry
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I will court all the lassies,
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or at least I will try
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And I'll never conform till
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the day that I die,
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Agus for in this shook Maritashay
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Now some say I'm foolish
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and some say I'm wise
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Or lovin' the women and
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whiskey likewise
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But the son of King David
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had ten hundred wives
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And his wisdom was highly regarded
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I'll call for the lassies
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And they'll all be content
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in the one marriage bed
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While the rich count their gold,
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I'll count children instead
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And I'll raise them up full
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I'll eat when I'm hungry,
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I'll drink when I'm dry
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I will court all the lassies,
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or at least I will try
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till the day that I die
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Agus fog es m'shuk mar atashe
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Agus fog es m'shuk mar ata she
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Thank for
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