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  • Текст песни The Dubliners - Johnny Doyle

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    You sons of Dan O'Connels Isle
    Pray pay attention to my ditty
    For it's all about a fair young man
    His birthplace it was Dublin City

    My song is for to demonstrate
    A story with a pill sorrel
    Beginning by the Carlyle Bridge
    And ending on the Isle's of Coral

    A schooner stood by George's Quay
    With sails all folded one sultry season
    A maiden paced upon that quay
    She wept like one bereft of reason

    Oh, Johnny Doyle's me love it's true
    It's true but full of deep contrition
    For what will all the neighbours say?
    About yourself and my condition

    Well the sails unfurled while the capstan turned
    The schooner scooted down the Liffey
    The maid she gave one piercing wave
    She was a mother in a Jiffey

    They sailed across the Harber Bar
    And headed east for foreign waters
    To China were they think their wife's
    And drowned at birth their surplus daughters

    Now years and years had come and gone
    Till Mary's child grow self-supporting
    But how her poor old heart would break
    When that young buck went out a courting

    He leaves me all alone she said
    He leave me 'lone and melancholy
    I'll dress myself in mans attire
    And sail the seven seas for Johnny

    She signed on board of a pirate bark
    That raided 'round the hot equator
    And with them hairy buccaneers
    There sailed a sweet and virtuous creature

    Well the captain thought her name was Bill
    His character it was nefarious
    And with them hairy buccaneers
    Her situation was precarious

    Now in the Sarra Agassa sea
    Two rakish barks were idly lowland
    And Mary on the quarter deck
    The middle watch was she patrolling
    She gazed upon the neighbouring bark
    And suddenly became ex claimant
    For they're upon that guilder'd poop
    Stood Johnny Doyle in gorgeous raiment

    They're happy now in sweet Ringsend
    That jewel that sparkle on the Dodder
    They lead a peaceful merchant's life
    And do a trade in oats and fatter

    By marriage line she's misses Doyle
    She keeps a stall of periwinkles
    When she says she's in that way again
    His one good eye with joy it twinkles

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