| Black is the color of my true love’s hair
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| His face is like roses so fair
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| He’s the prettiest face
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| And the neatest of hands
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| I love the ground on where he stands
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| Oh I love my love
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| And this he knows
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| I love the ground on whereon he goes
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| If you no more on earth I see
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| I can’t serve you as you have me
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| The winters passed and the leaves are green
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| The time is passed that we have seen
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| But still I hope the time will come
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| When you and I will be as one
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| I go to the Clyde to mourn and weep
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| But satisfied I never could sleep
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| I write you a letter
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| Just a few short lines
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| I’ll suffer death ten thousand times
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| So fare you well my ain’t true love
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| The time has passed but I wish you well
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| But still I hope the time will come
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| When you and I will be as one
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| I love my love and this she knows
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| I love the ground whereon he goes
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| He’s the prettiest face and the neatest of hands
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| I love the ground were on he stands |