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Family Rankin - Текст песни As I Roved Out
As I roved out on a May morning
 On a May morning right early
 I met my love upon the way
 Oh Lord but she was early.
 Her boots were black, her stockings white
 Her buckles shone like silver
 She had a dark and rovin' eye
 And her earrings touched her shoulders.
 What age are you, my bonnie wee lass?
 What age are you, my honey?
 Modestly she answered me
 "I'll be seventeen on Sunday"
 She sang
 A lith a dlddle, lith a diddle lith a dlddle dee
 Cha hiddle hundiddy, cha hiddle hundkddy
 And cha lan day.
 Where do you live, my bonnie wee lass?
 Where do you live, my honey?
 "A wee house up at the top of the hill
 I live there with my mommy"
 So I went to the house at the top of the hill
 The moon was shining clearly
 She arose to let me inFamily Rankin - As I Roved Out - http://ru.motolyrics.com/family-rankin/as-i-roved-out-lyrics.html
 Her mother chanced to meet me.
 She caught her by the hair of the head
 And down to the room she brought her
 With the root of a hazel twig
 She was the well beat daughter.
 Will you marry me now you soldier lad?
 Will you marry me now or never?
 Will you marry me you sildier lad?
 Can't you see I'm done forever?
 I can't marry you now my bonnie wee lass
 Can't marry you my honey
 For I have got a wife at home
 And how can I disown her
 A pint at night is my delight
 And a gallon in the morning
 The old women are my heartbreak
 And the young ones are my darlin's.
 She sang
 A lith a dlddle, lith a diddle lith a dlddle dee
 Cha hiddle hundiddy, cha hiddle hundkddy
 And cha lan day.














