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Up the airy mountain	A
Down the rushy glen	B
We daren't go a hunting	C
For fear of little men	B
Wee folk good folk	D
Trooping all together	E
Green jacket red cap	F
And white owl's feather	E
	-
Down along the rocky shore	G
Some make their home	H
They live on crispy pancakes	I
Of yellow tide foam	H
Some in the reeds	J
Of the black mountain lake	K
With frogs for their watch dogs	L
All night awake	K
	-
High on the hill top	M
The old King sits	N
He is now so old and gray	O
He 's nigh lost his wits	N
With a bridge of white mist	P
Columbkill he crosses	Q
On his stately journeys	R
From Slieveleague to Rosses	R
Or going up with music	S
On cold starry nights	R
To sup with the Queen	T
Of the gay Northern Lights	R
	-
They stole little Bridget	U
For seven years long	V
When she came down again	B
Her friends were all gone	W
They took her lightly back	X
Between the night and morrow	Y
They thought that she was fast asleep	Z
But she was dead with sorrow	Y
They have kept her ever since	R
Deep within the lake	K
On a bed of flag leaves	R
Watching till she wake	K
	-
By the craggy hill side	A2
Through the mosses bare	B2
They have planted thorn trees	R
For pleasure here and there	B2
If any man so daring	C
As dig them up in spite	C2
He shall find their sharpest thorns	R
In his bed at night	C2
	-
Up the airy mountain	A
Down the rushy glen	B
We daren't go a hunting	C
For fear of little men	B
Wee folk good folk	D
Trooping all together	E
Green jacket red cap	F
And white owl's feather	E

William Allingham

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