St Gregorys Academy - The Barnyards O Delgaty Cifras

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1st Verse: As I cam' in tae Turra market,
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           Turra market for tae fee,
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           I fell in wi' a wealthy farmer,
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           The barnyards o' Delgaty.
 
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   Chorus  Linten addie, toorin addie,
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           Linten addie, toorin ae,
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           Linten lowrin, lowrin, lowrin.
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           The Barnyards o' Delgaty.
 
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2nd Verse: He promised me the one best horse
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           that e'er I set my eyes upon,
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           But when I got to the Barnyards
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           There was nothing there but skin and bone.
 
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3rd Verse: The old black mare sat on her rump
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           The old grey horse lay on his tyne
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           And all that I could whip and crack,
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           They would not rise at yoking time.
 
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4th Verse: When I go to church on Sunday,
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           Many’s the bonnie lass I see,
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           Sitting by her father’s side
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           Winking o’er the pews at me.
 
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5th Verse: I can drink and not get drunk
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           I can fight and not be slain,
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           I can court another man’s lass
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           And still be welcome to my ain.
 
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6th Verse: Now me candle is burnt out
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           Me snotter's fairly on the wane,
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           Fare ye well ye Barnyards,
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           You’ll never catch me here again.
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