Ringaloo Ya Merry-o
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Ringaloo Ya Merry-o
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Ringaloo ya Merry-o
To gain the fairies kiss
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
Hear and never miss
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
Hear her secret call
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
Follow her and fall
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
To gain the fairies kiss
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
You offer her your bliss
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
The heart of wife and child
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
In the garden neatly piled
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
In madness snatch your eyes
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
And open up your thighs
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
The wildness shakes your mind
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
Now hear their spirits cry
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
The fairies they are sly
Ringaloo ya Merry-o
You’ll never love again
Fall for a fairy
And lose everything
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Who performs "Ringaloo Ya Merry-o"?
Waldkauz performs "Ringaloo Ya Merry-o", and this lyric page sits inside the Waldkauz catalog on LyroVerse.
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