Key: E minor
Intro 1
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Verse 1
One morning last July,
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And she smiled as she passed me by
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To the sheen of her nut -brown hair
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But I see I was really there
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From Pantry Bay up to Terry Cay
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No maid I've seen like the brown Colleen
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That I met in the county town
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scratch my head
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And I look with a feelin' rare
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And I sis his eye to a passer -by
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Who's the maid with the nut -brown hair
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He smiled at me and he says,
says, he
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That's the gem of Ireland's crown
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That is Rosie McCann
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from the banks on a band
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From Bantry Bay up to Derry Cay
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No maid I've seen like the brown Colleen
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That I met in the county town
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At the harvest fair she'd be surely there
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And I'd dress in my Sunday clothes
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With my shoes shone bright
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and my hat cocked right
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No pipe I smoke, no horse I yoke
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Till my fountains of rust go to ground
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by my own five sides
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From Bantry Bay up to Derrick Cave
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I'm going to Dublin Town
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Oh, mate, I've seen like the Brown Colleen
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That I met in the County Down
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From Bantry Bay up to Derrick Cay,
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I'm from Goldwood, a turbulent town
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Oh, mate, I've seen that the
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brown car leaned
Oh, mate,
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I've seen that the brown car leaned
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