As I Roved Out-Blackthorn

[ti:As I Roved Out] [ar:Blackthorn] [al:Irish Pride] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]As I Roved Out - Blackthorn [00:21.84]And who are you me pretty fair maid [00:24.22]And who are you me honey [00:26.51]And who are you me pretty fair maid [00:28.80]And who are you me honey [00:31.38]She answered me quite modestly [00:33.74]"I am me mother's darling " [00:35.79]With me too-ry-ay [00:36.98]Fol-de-diddle-day [00:38.66]Di-re fol-de-diddle [00:39.87]Dai-rie oh [00:42.00]And will you come to me mother's house [00:44.32]When the sun is shining clearly [00:46.63]And will you come to me mother's house [00:48.93]When the sun is shining clearly [00:51.37]I'll open the door and I'll let you in [00:53.82]And divil 'o one would hear us [00:56.10] [01:02.43]She took me horse by the bridle and the bit [01:04.86]And she led him to the stable [01:06.99]She took me horse by the bridle and the bit [01:09.62]And she led him to the stable [01:11.77]Saying "There's plenty of oats for a soldier's horse [01:14.26]To eat it if he's able " [01:16.20] [01:22.68]Then she took me by the lily-white hand [01:24.95]And she led me to the table [01:27.30]Then she took me by the lily-white hand [01:29.85]And she led me to the table [01:32.30]Saying "There's plenty of wine for a soldier boy [01:34.73]To drink it if you're able " [01:37.01] [01:43.31]Then I got up and made the bed [01:45.38]And I made it nice and aisy [01:47.84]Then I got up and made the bed [01:50.25]And I made it nice and aisy [01:52.89]Then I got up and laid her down [01:55.05]Saying "Lassie are you able " [01:57.23] [02:23.92]And there we lay till the break of day [02:26.25]And divil a one did hear us [02:28.58]And there we lay till the break of day [02:30.98]And divil a one did hear us [02:33.53]Then I arose and put on me clothes [02:35.93]Saying "Lassie I must leave you " [02:38.00] [02:44.60]And when will you return again [02:46.77]And when will we get married [02:49.06]And when will you return again [02:51.42]And when will we get married [02:53.95]When broken shells make Christmas bells [02:56.44]We might well get married