[00:12.768]There was a gypsy came over the land
[00:16.031]He sang so sweet and gaily
[00:22.306]He sang beneath the wild wood tree
[00:25.566]And charmed the great lord's lady
[00:31.819]The lord he did come home
[00:35.082]Enquiring for his lady
[00:38.096]"She's gone, she's gone," said the serving man
[00:41.665]"She's gone with the gypsy Davey."
[00:49.161]"Go saddle me my black mare
[00:52.675]The grey is ne'er so speedy
[00:58.200]And I'll ride all night and I'll ride all day
[01:01.213]Till I overtake my lady."
[01:07.535]He rode all by the riverside
[01:10.545]On the grass so wet and dewy
[01:13.306]And seated with her gypsy lad
[01:16.568]It's there he spied his lady
[01:31.631]"Would you forsake your house and home
[01:35.147]Would you forsake your baby?
[01:40.672]Would you forsake your own true love
[01:43.937]And the promises you gave me?"
[01:49.459]"What care I for my house and home
[01:53.226]Or even my wee baby?
[01:55.989]What care I for my own true love
[01:59.253]For I love the gypsy Davey."
[03:11.301]"Well it's fare thee well my dearest dear
[03:14.816]It's fare thee well forever
[03:20.087]And if you don't return with me
[03:23.603]I swear you'll see me never."
[03:32.391]And the lord he did go homeward
[03:36.156]And kissed his own wee baby
[03:39.166]And ere six months had passed away
[03:42.426]He'd married another lady