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O my Dark Rosaleen	A
Do not sigh do not weep	B
The priests are on the ocean green	A
They march along the deep	B
There 's wine from the royal Pope	C
Upon the ocean green	A
And Spanish ale shall give you hope	C
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My own Rosaleen	A
Shall glad your heart shall give you hope	C
Shall give you health and help and hope	C
My Dark Rosaleen	A
	-
Over hills and thro' dales	D
Have I roam'd for your sake	E
All yesterday I sail'd with sails	D
On river and on lake	E
The Erne at its highest flood	F
I dash'd across unseen	A
For there was lightning in my blood	F
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My own Rosaleen	A
O there was lightning in my blood	F
Red lightning lighten'd thro' my blood	F
My Dark Rosaleen	A
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All day long in unrest	G
To and fro do I move	H
The very soul within my breast	G
Is wasted for you love	I
The heart in my bosom faints	D
To think of you my Queen	A
My life of life my saint of saints	D
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My own Rosaleen	A
To hear your sweet and sad complaints	D
My life my love my saint of saints	D
My Dark Rosaleen	A
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Woe and pain pain and woe	J
Are my lot night and noon	A
To see your bright face clouded so	J
Like to the mournful moon	A
But yet will I rear your throne	A
Again in golden sheen	A
'Tis you shall reign shall reign alone	A
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My own Rosaleen	A
'Tis you shall have the golden throne	A
'Tis you shall reign and reign alone	A
My Dark Rosaleen	A
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Over dews over sands	D
Will I fly for your weal	K
Your holy delicate white hands	D
Shall girdle me with steel	K
At home in your emerald bowers	D
From morning's dawn till e'en	A
You'll pray for me my flower of flowers	D
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My fond Rosaleen	A
You'll think of me through daylight hours	D
My virgin flower my flower of flowers	D
My Dark Rosaleen	A
	-
I could scale the blue air	L
I could plough the high hills	D
O I could kneel all night in prayer	L
To heal your many ills	D
And one beamy smile from you	M
Would float like light between	A
My toils and me my own my true	M
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My fond Rosaleen	A
Would give me life and soul anew	A
A second life a soul anew	A
My Dark Rosaleen	A
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O the Erne shall run red	N
With redundance of blood	F
The earth shall rock beneath our tread	N
And flames wrap hill and wood	O
And gun peal and slogan cry	P
Wake many a glen serene	A
Ere you shall fade ere you shall die	P
My Dark Rosaleen	A
My own Rosaleen	A
The Judgement Hour must first be nigh	P
Ere you can fade ere you can die	P
My Dark Rosaleen	A

James Clarence Mangan

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