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god And a musical invoker
Can't shuffle or whereby
Says I warfare
Ah,
when I was a bachelor young and hazy,
hearty was I and content,
I married a wife,
or to lie by me,
cause me now for to lament.
When I get home,
both wet and weary,
tis wet and weary do I come,
the wife's in bed till after eleven on
the longest day of the month of June.
And the first six months that we were
married she never gave me a wink of sleep,
for she stretched my head till the blood near trickled,
saying,
Husband, dear, put down your feet.
But when that I asked her that question,
tis husband, husband, dear, it's come.
Young women,
you know,
they must have pleasure,
and the poor man's labour's never done.
The second six months that we were
married she gave to me a loving son,
she sets me for
to rock the cradle,
and she gives me kisses when I'm done.
And if he shrieks,
she beats
and bangs me,
and if he cries,
I'm the first to run away from the cradle with me halter
and me britches,
and the poor man's labour's never done.
Come, all young men, from me take
a warn,
and be sure and choose a loving wife,
and don't take home my wife's sister,
or she'll
plague thee all your lives,
and don't take home my wife's mother,
or she'll plague even more.
But take from me me wife and welcome,
then me sorrows will be your.
Di di di di um di di di yoo di la pa ti dee dum,
skididi yai til doodle la pa dairy aile dum ba dee dum,
di di di di yo di di yoo di la pa di dee dum,
skididi yai til doodle la pa dairy aile dum,
di di di di yo,
rautele dairy,
di di di yai til doodle dairy yo.
Take from me me wife and welcome,
then me sorrows will be your.