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it was a&039; for our rightfu&039; kg

it was a&039; for our rightfu&039; kg

we left fair stnd&039;s strand;

it was a&039; for our rightfu&039; kg

we e&039;er saw irish nd, y dear,

we e&039;er saw irish nd

now a&039; is done that n can do,

and a&039; is done va;

y love and native nd fareweel,

for i aun cross the a, y dear,

for i aun cross the a

he turn&039;d hi right and round about,

upon the irish shore;

and gae his bridle res a shake,

with adieu for everore, y dear,

and adiue for everore

the r frae the wars returns,

the sailor frae the a;

but i hae parted frae y love,

never to et aga, y dear,

never to et aga

when day is gane, and night is e,

and a&039; folk bound to sleep;

i thk on hi that&039;s far awa,

the lee-ng night, and weep, y dear,

the lee-ng night, and weep