There's Whisky In The Jar Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC D E C BBBA F CC| As I was a crossin' the Abercrombie Mountains | A |
| I met Sir Frederick Pottinger and his money he was countin' | B |
| I first drew me blunderbuss and then I drew me sabre | C |
| Sayin' Stand and deliver oh for I'm your bold decayver | C |
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| chorus With my mush a ring a dah | D |
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| Ri tooral addy ah | E |
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| There's whisky in the jar | C |
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| I robbed him of his money it was a pretty penny | B |
| I robbed him of it all and took it home to Molly | B |
| I took it home to Molly and I thought she'd ne'er deceive me | B |
| Oh the divil's in the wimmin for they never can be aisy | A |
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| all but the last two lines lost to time | F |
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| She fired off my pistols and damaged them with water | C |
| Oh the divil's in the wimmin for rearin' such a daughter | C |
Anonymous Oceania
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