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o bonny portmore, i am sorry to see |
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such a woeful destruction of your ornament tree |
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for it stood on your shore for manys the long day |
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till the long boats from antrim came to float it away. |
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o bonny portmore, youre shining where you stand |
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and the more i think on you the more i think long |
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if i had you now as i had once before |
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all the lords in old england would not purchase portmore. |
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all the birds in the forest they bitterly weep |
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saying, "where shall we shelter or where shall we sleep?" |
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for the oak and the ash, they are all cutten down |
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and the walls of bonny portmore are all down to the ground. |
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o bonny portmore, youre shining where you stand |
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and the more i think on you the more i think long |
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if i had you now as i had once before |
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all the lords of old england would not purchase portmore. |
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