The Drunken Maidens-A.L. Lloyd

[ti:The Drunken Maidens] [ar:A.L. Lloyd] [al:Country Alehouse] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]The Drunken Maidens - A.L. Lloyd [00:05.67]There were three drunken maidens [00:07.52]Come from the Isle of Wight [00:09.41]They drunk from Monday morning [00:11.19]Nor stopped till Saturday night [00:13.03]When Saturday night did come my lads [00:14.97]They wouldn't then go out [00:16.60]Not them three drunken maidens [00:18.10]As they pushed the jug about [00:20.43] [00:25.14]Then in comes bouncing Sally [00:26.62]With her cheeks as red as blooms [00:28.82]Move up my jolly sisters [00:30.39]And give young Sally some room [00:32.25]For I will be your equal [00:33.91]Before that I go out [00:35.88]So now four drunken maidens [00:37.79]They pushed the jug about [00:40.38] [00:44.55]It was woodcock and pheasant [00:46.52]And partridge and hare [00:48.28]And every sort of dainties [00:50.00]No scarcity was there [00:51.71]There was forty quarts of beer my boys [00:53.60]They fairly drunk it out [00:55.16]And them four drunken maidens [00:57.12]They pushed the jug about [00:59.35] [01:03.87]And up there come the landlord [01:05.77]Asking for his pay [01:07.37]And a forty pound bill my lads [01:09.30]Them gals was forced to pay [01:10.89]They had ten pounds apiece my boys [01:12.91]Ad yet they wouldn't go out [01:14.59]But them four drunken maidens [01:16.36]They pushed the jug about [01:18.42] [01:23.23]Oh where are your feathered hats [01:25.10]Your mantles rich and fine [01:26.93]They've all been swallowed up [01:28.75]In tankards of good wine [01:30.33]And where are your maidenheads [01:32.30]You maidens brisk and gay [01:34.03]We left them in the alehouse [01:35.50]For we drank them clean away