Tom: E
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One morning as I rambled all down the seashore,
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the wind it did whistle, and the waters did roar.
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I heard a fair damsel make a pitiful sound,
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it sounded so lonesome in the waters around.
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I never will marry, or be no man's wife,
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I expect to live single all the days of my life.
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The shells in the ocean shall be my death bed,
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the fish in deep water swim over my head.
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She plunged her fair body in the waters so deep,
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she closed her blue eyes in the waters to sleep.
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My love's gone and left me, the one I adore,
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she's gone where I never will see her anymore.
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I never will marry, or be no man's wife,
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I expect to live single all the days of my life.
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The shells in the ocean shall be my death bed,
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the fish in deep water swim over my head.
