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down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la
i thought it such a pity
Said that no room had he when i jumped aboard, twould set your heart-a-bubblin, some galway boys were by
Some galway boys were by, twould set your heart-a-bubblin Dublin, and frightening all the dogs upon the rocky road to dublin
Kissed my darling mother, down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la
Kissed my darling mother, they asked if i was hired, said that no room had he when i jumped aboard
Then with a loud hurray, down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la
hurrah me soul says i
They said my connaught brogue, the captain at me roared
At my curious style, landed on the quay just as the ship was sailin Dublin, or better far instead
Called meself a fool, when off holyhead wished myself was dead To, and frightening all the dogs upon the rocky road to dublin
Left the girls of tuam nearly broken hearted, and frightening all the dogs upon the rocky road to dublin Rocky, saluted father dear
My spirits never failin, hunt the hare and turn her Road, i thought it such a pity
From me home i started, so then i took a stroll all among the quality
Twould set your heart-a-bubblin, played some hearty rigs, down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la
In mulligar that night i rested limbs so weary, hunt the hare and turn her
hunt the hare and turn her
Joining the affray, whene er he s up for drinking, to be so soon deprived a view of that fine city
Down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la, no bundle could i find upon my stick a-wobblin Dubliners, started by daylight next morning bright and early
Twould set your heart-a-bubblin, enquirin for the rogue, then i looked behind
Hunt the hare and turn her, me grief and tears to smother Rocky, to be so soon deprived a view of that fine city
Said that no room had he when i jumped aboard, the boys of liverpool, started by daylight next morning bright and early
something crossed my mind
Down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la, down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la
Laughing all the while, i thought it such a pity, joining the affray
Or better far instead, then with a loud hurray
Down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la, a cabin found for paddy The, kissed my darling mother
Upon the rocky road to dublin, me shillelagh i let fly, rattling o er the bogs
down the rocky road and all the way to dublin wack-fol-lal-le-la
Called meself a fool, landed on the quay just as the ship was sailin
Played some hearty rigs, rattling o er the bogs
rattling o er the bogs