Black Jack Davey

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Black Jack Davey came ridin' through the woods
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He was singin' so loud and gaily
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Made the hills around him ring
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And He Charmed the heart of a lady
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Charmed the heart of a lady


[Verse 2]
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"How old are you, my pretty little miss
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How old are you, my honey?"
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She answered to him with a silly little smile
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"I’ll be sixteen next Sunday
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Be sixteen next Sunday"


[Verse 3]
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"Come, go with me, my pretty little miss
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Come, go with me, my honey
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Take you across the dark dark sea
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You never shall want for money
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Never shall want for money"


[Verse 4]
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Well she pulled of them high-heeled boots
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They were made of Spanish leather
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She put on her low-heeled shoes
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And they rode off together
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They both rode off together


[Verse 5]
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Last night I slept on a warm feather bed
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Beside my husband and baby
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Tonight I sleep on the cold cold ground
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Beside the Black Jack Davey
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Pretty little Black Jack Davey


[Verse 6]
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Black Jack Davey came ridin' through the woods
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He was singin' so loud and gaily
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Made the hills around him ring
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and he charmed the heart of a lady
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Charmed the heart of a lady