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There was a gypsy came over the land |
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He sang so sweet and gaily |
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He sang beneath the wild wood tree |
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And charmed the great lord's lady |
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The lord he did come home |
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Enquiring for his lady |
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"She's gone, she's gone," said the serving man |
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"She's gone with the gypsy Davey." |
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"Go saddle me my black mare |
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The grey is ne'er so speedy |
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And I'll ride all night and I'll ride all day |
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Till I overtake my lady." |
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He rode all by the riverside |
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On the grass so wet and dewy |
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And seated with her gypsy lad |
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It's there he spied his lady |
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"Would you forsake your house and home |
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Would you forsake your baby? |
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Would you forsake your own true love |
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And the promises you gave me?" |
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"What care I for my house and home |
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Or even my wee baby? |
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What care I for my own true love |
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For I love the gypsy Davey." |
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"Well it's fare thee well my dearest dear |
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It's fare thee well forever |
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And if you don't return with me |
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I swear you'll see me never." |
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And the lord he did go homeward |
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And kissed his own wee baby |
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And ere six months had passed away |
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He'd married another lady |
