Mammy Blue
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Mammy Blue
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Oh Mammy, oh Mammy Mammy Blue
Oh Mammy Blue
Oh Mammy, oh Mammy Mammy Blue
Oh Mammy Blue
I may be your forgotten son
Who wandered off at twenty-one
It's sad to find myself at home
Without you
If I could only hold your hand
And say I'm sorry, yes I am
I'm sure you'll really understand
Oh Mammy
Oh Mammy, oh Mammy Mammy Blue
Oh Mammy Blue
Oh Mammy, oh Mammy Mammy Blue
Je suis parti un soir d'йtй
Sans dire un mot sans t'embrasser
Sans un regard sur le passй-й
Dиs que j'ai franchi la frontiиre
Le vent soufflait plus fort qu'hier
Quand j'йtais prиs de toi ma mиre-и-re
Oh Mammy, oh Mammy Mammy Blue
Oh Mammy Blue
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Roger Whittaker performs "Mammy Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Whittaker catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Everything I Do, I Do It For You and Alderney (Lyric) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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