Tonalité : Bb major
Verse 1
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Oh Mary,
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this London's a wonderful sight
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With the people here working by
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day and by night
They don't plant potatoes,
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nor barley, nor wheat
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But there's gangs of them
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digging for gold in the street
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At least when I asked them
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that's what I was told.
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So I soon took a hand
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at this digging for gold.
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But for all that I found there
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I might as well be,
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where the mountains of mourn
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sweep down to the sea.
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I believe that when
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writing a wish you expressed,
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as to how the fine ladies in
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London were dressed.
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Well, if you'd believe me, when next to a ball,
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faith the door dwell no topsteader
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dresses at all.
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Oh, I've seen them myself,
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and you could not in troth say
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if they were a balm for a ball or a bath.
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Don't be startin' them fashions now,
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Mary McCree,
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Where the mountains of morn
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sweep down to the sea.
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