Key: E minor•
Verse 1
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morning in the month of June
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The charming singing blackbird his cheerful
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notes did sweetly tune
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overpowered by grief and woe
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Conversing with young Bonaparte con
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cerning the Bonny Bunch of Roses o
Saying Mother dear, be patient,
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for soon it's I will take command
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I will raise a terrible army and through
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And in spite of all the universe,
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I'll conquer the Bonny Bunch of Roses o
When first you saw great Bonaparte you
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fell down on your bended knee
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and he granted it right manfully
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And then he took an army and
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o'er the frozen Alps did go
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He said I'll conquer Mo scow and come back for the Bonny Bunch
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of Roses o
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He took five hundred thousand men and kings
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likewise to join his throng
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he was overpowered by driving snow
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And Moscow was a- blazing and he
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lost the Bonny Bunch of Roses o
So son don't speak so venturesome for
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England she has a heart of oak
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their unity has never been broke
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And you may follow after, so beware of the Bonny Bunch
Outro 1
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