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Ma'am dear, did you ever hear
Of pretty Molly Brannigan?
The times are going hard with me,
I'll never be a man again.
There's not a bit of all me hide
The sun'll ever tan again
Since Molly's gone and left me
Here alone for to die.
The place where my heart
Was you'd aisy rowl a turnip in,
It's as big as all of Dublin,
And from Dublin to the Devil's Glen:
And if she's took another,
Sure she might have left mine back again
Instead of that, she's gone and
Left me here alone for to die.

Ma'am dear, I remember when
The summer time was past and gone
When coming through the meadow,
Sure she swore I was the only one
That ever she could love,
But oh! the false and cruel one,
For all that, she's left me
Here alone for to die.
Ma'am dear, I remember
When coming home the rain began,
I wrapped my frieze-coat round her
And sure, ne'er a waistcoat had I on
And my shirt was rather fine drawn,
But oh! the false and cruel one,
For all that she's left me
Here alone for to die.

The left side of my carcass
Is as weak as water gruel, ma'am,
There's not a pick upon me bones,
Since Molly's proved so cruel ma'am
Oh! if I had a blundergun,
I'd go and fight a duel, ma'am,
I'd rather go and shoot myself
Than live here to die.
I'm cool an' determined
As any salamander, ma'am,
Will ye come to my wake
When I go the long meander, ma'am?
And I'll feel as proud
As the famous Alexander, ma'am
When I hear ye cryin' o'er me,
"Awah! Why did ye die?"
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भाषा: हिन्दी
शैलीEthnic/Folk
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जोड़ाMay 6th, 2018
आखरी अपडेटMarch 5th, 2022
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