| Lornadoone was born in the month of June
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| The night was full with moon
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| Her Mum gave out her last breath without a doubt
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| «Take care, my bonnie doone»
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| Father was so mistaken
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| With her fine yellow hair, she was sweet not a bear
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| So he cared for his daughter
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| Giving gifts every day, cutting words were her way
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| Lornadoone would sing such a lovely tune inside her room
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| Father cried, each day did he run and hide
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| «Please take my Lornadoone.»
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| By the time she was sixteen
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| He was out of his head
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| Every day did he dread
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| But he promised her mother
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| A fine life, a fine lad, this is all she would have
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| So he set out a sum, in the memory of mum
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| And he promised a lad a fine lady
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| He must win her heat to earn his fair part
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| Even though it all sounded quite shady
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| The lads came a-running, she was venomous and cunning
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| Proceeding to make herself clear
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| «They all act like boars, I hate them» she roared
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| «Away with them, no one come near!»
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| Father canceled the offer
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| But a suitor did swear he would win her fine hair
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| He became such a villain
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| So to tempt such a tempest, she’d finally give in
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| Lornadoone left home in the month of June
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| The sun was high with noon
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| And father cried his last words without a doubt
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| «Take care my Lornadoone»
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| The End |