[ti: As I Roved out]
[ar: Alérions]
[al: tʁwa]
[tool: LRC Maker https://lrc-maker.github.io]
[paroles "As I roved out" ft. Alérions]
[BY: Alérions]
[length: 04:32.431]

[Intro]
[00:00.449] intro
[00:05.061]

[Verse 1]
[00:09.901] Who are you, me pretty fair maid
[00:12.205] And who are you, me honey?
[00:14.716] Who are you, me pretty fair maid
[00:17.117] And who are you, me honey?
[00:19.452] She answered me quite modesty
[00:21.854] I am me mother's darling (Wis me
[00:24.317] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[00:26.701] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh

[Verse 2]
[00:31.569] Will you come to me mother's house
[00:33.573] When the moon is shining clearly
[00:36.152] And will you come to me mother's house
[00:38.320] When the moon is shining clearly
[00:40.722] I'll open thе door and I'll let you in
[00:43.155] And divil 'o one would hear us. (Wis mе
[00:45.818] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[00:48.271] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh
[Bridge 1]
[00:50.756] Pont 1 repeat 2x
[00:55.370]

[Verse 3]
[01:00.216] She took me horse by the bridle and the bit
[01:02.703] And she led him to the stable
[01:04.816] She took me horse by the bridle and the bit
[01:07.258] And she led him to the stable
[01:09.600] Saying "There's plenty of oats for a soldier's horse
[01:12.097] To eat it if he's able." (Wis me
[01:14.655] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[01:17.098] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh

[Bridge 2]
[01:19.530] Pont 2 repeat 2x
[01:29.038]

[Verse 4]
[01:38.455] She took me by the lily-white hand
[01:40.921] And she led me to the table
[01:43.268] She took me by the lily-white hand
[01:45.838] And she led me to the table Saying:
[01:48.002] There's plenty of wine for a soldier boy
[01:50.369] To drink it if you're able. (Wis me
[01:53.070] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[01:55.468] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh
[Verse 5]
[02:00.300] Then I got up and made the bed
[02:02.487] And I made it nice and aisy
[02:04.882] Then I got up and made the bed
[02:07.448] And I made it nice and aisy
[02:09.804] Then I got up and laid her down
[02:12.118] Saying: Lassie, are you able? (Wis me
[02:14.681] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[02:17.084] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh

[Bridge 3]
[02:19.537] Pont 3 repeat 2x
[02:24.230]

[Verse 6]
[02:29.614] There we lay till the break of day
[02:31.551] And divil a one did hear us
[02:33.762] And there we lay till the break of day
[02:36.252] And divil a one did hear us
[02:38.645] Then I arose and put on me clothes
[02:40.741] Saying: Lassie, I must leave you. (Wis me
[02:43.696] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[02:45.853] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh

[Verse 7]
[02:48.748] When will you return again
[02:50.669] And when will we get married
[02:53.080] When will you return again
[02:55.461] And when will we get married
[02:57.659] When broken shells make Christmas bells
[03:00.026] We might well get married. (Wis me
[03:02.645] too-re-ayy Fol-de-diddle-day
[03:05.112] Di-re fol-for-de-Dai-rie oh
[Outro]
[03:10.076] Final