Verse 1
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It was on one cold wintery night
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When the wind blew across
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the wild moon
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When Mary came wandering
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home with her child
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Till she came to her own father's door
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Father, dear father, she cried
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Come down and open the door
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Or the child in my arm
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will perish and die
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From the wind that blow
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across the wild moon
Verse 2
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Why did I leave this past far?
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Verse 3
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Where once I was happy and free?
Verse 4
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I am now doomed to roam
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without friends or a home
Verse 5
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and no one to take Katie on me.
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Verse 6
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But her father was deaf to her cry
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Not a sound of her voice did he hear
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So the watchdog did howl
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And the village bells tolled
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And the wind blew across the wild moon
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Oh, how the old man must have felt
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When he came to the door the next morn
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And he found Mary dead,
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but the child still alive
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Closely grasping his dead mother's arm
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In anguish he tore his gray hat
And the tears down his
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cheeks they did pour
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When he saw how that night
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she had perished and died
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From the winds that blew
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across the wild moor
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In grief the old man pined away
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And the child to its mother went soon
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And no one, say,
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hath lived back to this day
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And the cottage to run has gone
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But the villagers point out the spot
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Where the willows droop over the door
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Saying their Mary died
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Once a gay village bride
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From the wind that blew
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across the wild world you
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