When Irish Girls Grow Up-Tom Russell

[ti:When Irish Girls Grow Up（Dolores Keane with Iris DeMent）] [ar:Tom Russell] [al:The man from god knows where] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]When Irish Girls Grow Up - Tom Russell (汤姆罗素) [00:15.82]Darling don't go to the city [00:18.32] [00:19.26]You'll get lost there in the crowd [00:21.75] [00:22.37]All the boys there in the city [00:24.81] [00:25.74]Drink and smoke and talk too loud [00:28.17] [00:29.48]The women in the city sneak their whiskey from a cup [00:34.66] [00:35.85]Oh is'nt it a pity when Irish girls grow up [00:41.21] [00:42.22]Have you heard of Mary Gilligan [00:46.10]She's gone about three weeks [00:48.03] [00:49.28]She's painted up her lips [00:51.22] [00:52.03]When all the colour's left her cheeks [00:54.46] [00:55.83]She never goes to Mass no more [00:58.33] [00:59.23]She gave her virtue up [01:01.03] [01:02.53]Oh is'nt it a pity when Irish girls grow up [01:07.64] [01:09.14]Have you heard about the Cooneys [01:11.58] [01:12.51]The Russell's and Malloy's [01:14.14] [01:15.70]Their girls all left the farm [01:18.03] [01:18.54]And went a chasing city boys [01:20.98] [01:22.46]Their mothers pray to Mary [01:24.59] [01:25.46]That their girls won't turn corrupt [01:27.77] [01:29.14]Oh is'nt it a pity when Irish girls grow up [01:34.23] [01:35.71]And its God forgive me gossiping [01:37.95] [01:39.02]But I swear that it's all true [01:41.33] [01:42.34]The Lord should strike me dead [01:44.85]Should this beset the likes of you [01:47.53] [01:48.74]Your lips will not touch alcohol [01:50.32] [01:52.25]It's tea that you shall sup [01:54.08] [01:55.13]Oh is'nt it a pity when Irish girls grow up [02:00.26] [02:28.12]So Darling don't go to the city [02:30.48] [02:31.30]You'll get lost there in the crowd [02:33.44] [02:35.21]All the boys there in the city [02:36.89] [02:37.74]Drink and smoke and talk too loud [02:39.98] [02:41.44]And the women in the city sneak their whiskey from a cup [02:46.23] [02:47.99]Oh is'nt it a pity when Irish girls grow up [02:52.92] [02:54.42]Oh is'nt it a pity when Irish girls grow up