Key: F major
Verse 1
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The Gypsy Rover
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He whistled and sang till
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And he won the heart of a lady.
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She left her father's castle gate,
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She left her fair young lover,
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She left her severance and her state,
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To follow the gypsy rover.
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Adidoo, adidoodaday,
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adidoo, adidaydee,
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Her father saddled up his fastest teat,
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He ranged the valleys over,
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He sought his daughter at great speed,
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And the whistling gypsy rover.
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A -dee -doo, a -dee -doo, da -day,
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He whistled and sang till
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And he won the heart of a lady.
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He came at last to a mansion fine,
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Down by the river clady,
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For the gypsy an d his lady.
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A -dee -doo, a -dee -doo -da -dee,
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A -dee -doo -la -dee -day -dee,
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and he won the heart of a lady.
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He is no gypsy, father dear,
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but lord of these lands all over,
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with my whistling gypsy rover.
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He whistled and sang till
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and he won the heart of a lady.
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Adidoo, adidoo, la -dee,
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adidoo, la -dee, dee.
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He whistled and sang till the green wood rang,
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And he won the heart of a lady.
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