Bridget Flynn

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1. I've a nice lit-tle house and a 
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cow yard too with grass,
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   I've a plant gar-den run-ning 
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by the door.
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   I've a shel-ter for the hens 
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and a sta-ble for the ass
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   Now, what could a man want more?

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2. I don't know, maybe so
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   But a bach-e-lor is ea-sy and 
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he's free.
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   But I've lots to look af-ter, 
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though I'm liv-ing all alone
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   Sure no-bo-dy's look-ing af-ter 
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me.

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3. Me fa-ther often tells me I 
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should go and have a try
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   To find a girl that owns a bit 
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of land.
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   And I know, the way he says it,
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 that there's some-one on his mind
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   And me mo-ther has the whole 
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thing planned.

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4. I don't know, maybe so,
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   But t'would mol-li-fy them 
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great-ly to a-gree.
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   Now, there's lit-tle Brid-get 
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Flynn, sure it's her I'd love to 
win,
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   But she ne-ver has an eye for me.

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5. Now there's a lit-tle girl 
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who's worth her weight in gold,
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   And that's a de-cent dow-ry, 
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don't you see?
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   And I mean to go and ask her 
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just as soon as I get bold,
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   If she'll come and have an eye 
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for me.

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6. Will she go? I don't know,
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   But I'd love to have her 
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sit-ting on me knee.
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   And I'll sing like a thrush in 
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a haw-thorn bush
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   If she'll come and have an eye 
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for me.