Mary AnnOh farewell, my own true love! Farewell my dear! For the ship is waiting; the wind blows high, And I am bound away for the sea, Mary Ann. And I am bound away for the sea, Mary Ann. Oh, yonder don't you see the dove Sitting on the stile? She's mourning the loss of her own true love, As I do now for you, my sweetheart, Mary Ann! As I do now for you, my sweetheart, Mary Ann! A lobster boiling in the pot, A blue fish in the brook, They are suffering long, but it's nothing like The ache I bear for you, my sweetheart, Mary Ann! The ache I bear for you, my sweetheart, Mary Ann! Oh, had I but a flask of gin, Sugar here for two, And a great big bowl for to mix it in, I'd pour a drink for you, my sweetheart, Mary Ann! I'd pour a drink for you, my sweetheart, Mary Ann! |