Little Maggie-Barbara Dane

[ti:Little Maggie] [ar:Barbara Dane] [al:When I Was A Young Girl (Digitally Remastered)] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Little Maggie - Barbara Dane [00:08.17]Well yonder stands little Maggie [00:10.97] [00:11.71]Got a dram glass in her hand [00:14.52] [00:15.12]In she's drinking down her troubles [00:18.90]She's fooling some other man [00:21.71] [00:22.32]Tell me how [00:23.83]Can I ever stand it [00:25.49] [00:26.09]Just to see those two blue eyes [00:28.91] [00:29.54]There are shining like a diamond [00:32.72] [00:33.40]The diamond in the sky [00:36.13] [00:44.03]Well sometimes I have a nickel [00:47.25]And sometimes I have a dime [00:50.16] [00:50.95]And sometimes I have ten dollars [00:54.54]Just to pay little Maggie's fight [00:57.54] [00:58.14]But she's marching down to the station [01:01.20] [01:01.76]But the suitcase in her hand [01:04.77] [01:05.73]She's going gart to leave me [01:08.55] [01:09.16]She's bone for some far distant land [01:11.76] [01:19.51]And rather be in some alone some hollow [01:22.56] [01:23.29]The sun don't ever shine [01:25.99] [01:26.63]Than to see you be another man's darling [01:30.14]And no longer no darling to mine [01:32.80] [01:47.59]Well the last time I've seen little Maggie [01:50.52] [01:51.11]She was sitting by the base of the sea [01:54.02] [01:54.68]Had forty-five's drag around her shoulder [01:58.32]And her banjo on her knee