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Polly, she is fine, and she's kind, |
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She's fallen for a sailor, and he to her proved kind, |
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He said, I'm sorry for to say, Polly I must sail away, |
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Oh but I will take you dancing upon our wedding day. |
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Seven years are o'er, seven years or more, |
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Polly's waiting for her sailor, she weeps there on the shore. |
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At length a man came by, weeping Polly he did spy, |
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Maiden let me take you dancing and let your tears be dry, |
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Maiden let me take you dancing and let your tears be dry. |
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Polly in surprise, she wipes her tear and then she sighs, |
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I fear that my young sailor on the ocean bed lies, |
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For you I've not a care, for my heart is with him there, |
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And I'll never go a-dancing with you I do declare, |
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No I'll never go a-dancing with you I do declare. |
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Polly don't you see, oh that happy now we'll be, |
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For I am your young sailor who's come home from the sea, |
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And here with you I'll stay and no more I'll sail away, |
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But we will go a-dancing upon our wedding day, |
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We will go a-dancing upon our wedding day, |
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Oh and let me take you dancing upon our wedding day. |
