The Rose of Tralee
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The Rose of Tralee
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The pale moon was rising
Above the green mountain;
The sun was declining
Beneath the blue sea
When i strayed with my love
To the pure crystal fountain
That stands in the beautiful
Vale of tralee.
She was
Lovely and fair
As the rose of the summer
Yet 'twas not her beauty
Alone the won me
Oh, no! 'twas the truth
In her eye ever dawning
That made me love mary,
The rose of tralee
The cool shades of evening
Their mantle was spreading,
And mary, all smiling,
Was listening to me,
The moon through the valley,
Her pale rays was shedding
When i won the heart
Of the rose of tralee
Though
Lovely and fair
As the rose of the summer
Yet 'twas not her beauty
Alone the won me
Oh, no! 'twas the truth
In her eye ever dawning
That made me love mary,
The rose of tralee
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