Irish Blues
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Irish Blues
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Do you love an apple,
Do you love a pear,
Do you love a laddie with curly brown hair?
But still I love him, and I`ll not deny him
I`ll go with him wherever he goes
He stands at the corner
A fag in his mouth
Two hands in his pockets
He whistles me out
But still I love him, and I`ll not deny him
I`ll go with him wherever he goes
He works in a factory
For nine bob a week
Come saturday night
He comes rolling home drunk
But still I love him, and I`ll not deny him
I`ll go with him wherever he goes
Before I got married I wore a grey shawl
But now that I`m married, I`ve nothing at all
But still I love him, and I`ll not deny him
I`ll go with him wherever he goes
Before I got married, I sported and played
But now the cradle it gets in me way
But still I love him, and I`ll not deny him
I`ll go with him wherever he goes
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Oconnell Maura performs "Irish Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Oconnell Maura catalog on LyroVerse.
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