Rose Oday
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Rose Oday
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Rose O'Day,
You're my filla-da-gusha,
Filla-ma-rusha,
Bah-da-rah-da-boom-foo-dee-ay.
Johnny McCarthy loved Rosie O'Day,
She was the prettiest thing,
And every night,
In his sweet Irish way,
Under her window he'd sing,
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