C F Now when that I was marriedC Am And in my marriage bedC F There came a bold sea captainC G C And he stood at my bed headC G F C Saying, ' Arise, Arise, young wedded manF C Am And come along with meC To the lowlands of HollandAm F C For to fight the enemy' [Verse 2]C F Now Holland is a lovely landC Am And in it there grows fine grainC F It is a place of residenceC G C For soldiers to remainC G F C Now the sugarcane grows plentifulF C Am The tea grows on each treeC I only had the one to loveAm F C And now he's gone far away from me [Verse 3]C F Said the mother to her daughterC Am 'Give up your soil and bedC F Is there ne'er a man in Ireland?C G C That will be your heart contentC G F C Way there's men enough in IrelandF C Am But alas there is none for meC Since high wind and stormy sea'sAm F C Have parted me love and me [Verse 4]C F I'll wear no shoes all on my feetC Am No comb all in my hairC F I'll wear no handkerchief around my neckC G C For to shade my beauty fairC G F C And neither will I marryF C Am Until the day I dieC Since high wind and stormy sea'sAm F C Have parted me love and I
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