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Ah had you seen the Coolun	A
Walking down by the cuckoo's street	B
With the dew of the meadow shining	C
On her milk white twinkling feet	B
My love she is and my colleen oacute g	D
And she dwells in Bal'nagar	E
And she bears the palm of beauty bright	F
From the fairest that in Erin are	E
	-
In Bal'nagar is the Coolun	A
Like the berry on the bough her cheek	G
Bright beauty dwells forever	E
On her fair neck and ringlets sleek	G
Oh sweeter is her mouth's soft music	H
Than the lark or thrush at dawn	A
Or the blackbird in the greenwood singing	C
Farewell to the setting sun	A
	-
Rise up my boy make ready	D
My horse for I forth would ride	I
To follow the modest damsel	J
Where she walks on the green hill side	I
For ever since youth were we plighted	I
In faith troth and wedlock true	E
Oh she's sweet ecirc r to me nine times over	E
Than organ or cuckoo	E
	-
For ever since my childhood	I
I loved the fair and darling child	I
But our people came between us	K
And with lucre our pure love defiled	I
Oh my woe it is and my bitter pain	A
And I weep it night and day	I
That the colleen b aacute n of my early love	L
Is torn from my heart away	I
	-
Sweetheart and faithful treasure	E
Be constant still and true	E
Nor for want of herds and houses	M
Leave one who would ne'er leave you	E
I'll pledge you the blessed Bible	J
Without and eke within	A
That the faithful God will provide for us	K
Without thanks to kith or kin	A
	-
Oh love do you remember	E
When we lay all night alone	A
Beneath the ash in the winter storm	N
When the oak wood round did groan	A
No shelter then from the storm had we	D
The bitter blast or sleet	I
But your gown to wrap about our heads	O
And my coat round our feet	I

Sir Samuel Ferguson

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