Tom: G
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[Verse 1]
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As I roved out thro' Galway city at the hour of twelve at night
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Who should I see but a handsome damsel, combing her hair by candlelight
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"Lassie, I have come acourtin', your kind favours for to win
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And if you'll but smile upon me, next Sunday night I'll call again
[Chorus]
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
[Verse 2]
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"So to me you came acourting, my kind favours for to win
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But 'twould give me the greatest pleasure if you never did call again
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What would I do when I go walking, walking out in the morning dew?
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What would I do when I go walking, walking out with a lad like you?"
[Chorus]
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
[Verse 3]
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"Lassie, I have gold and silver, lassie, I have houses and lands
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Lassie, I have ships on the ocean, they'll be all at your command"
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"What do I care for your ships on the ocean, what do I care for your houses and lands?
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What do I care for your gold and silver? All I want is a handsome man"
[Chorus]
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
[Verse 4]
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"Did you ever see the grass in the morning all bedecked with jewels rare?
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Did you ever see a handsome lassie, diamonds sparkling in her hair?
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Did you ever see a copper kettle mended with an ould tin can?
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Did you ever see a handsome lassie married off to an ugly man?"
[Chorus]
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
[Chorus]
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
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Raddy a the too dum too dum too dum
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Raddy a the too dum too dum day
