| Oh me hat it is frozen to me head
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| Me feet they are like a lump of lead
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| Oh me shoes they are frozen to me feet
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| With standing at your window
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| Let me in, the soldier cried
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| Cold haily windy night
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| Oh let me in, the soldier cried
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| For I’ll not go back again, no
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| Me father he watches down on the street
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| Me mother the chamber keys do keep
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| Oh, the doors and the windows they do creak
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| I dare not let you in O
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| Let me in, the soldier cried
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| Cold haily windy night
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| Oh let me in, the soldier cried
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| For I’ll not go back again, no
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| Oh and she’s rose up and she’s let him in
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| She’s kissed her true love cheek and chin
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| And she’s drawn him between her sheets again
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| And she opened and she let him in O
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| Then she has blessed the rainy night
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| Cold haily windy night
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| Oh then she has blessed the rainy night
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| That she opened and she let him in O
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| Soldier, soldier stay with me
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| Soldier, soldier won’t you marry me
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| Oh no, no, no, it never can be
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| So fare bid thee well forever
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| Then she has wept for the rainy night
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| Cold haily windy night
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| Then she has wept for the rainy night
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| That she opened and she let him in O
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| Oh and he’s jumped up all out of the bed
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| He’s put his hat all on his head
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| But she had lost her maidenhead
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| Her mother she heard the din O
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| Then she has cursed the rainy night
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| Cold haily windy night
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| O then she has cursed the rainy night
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| That she opened and she let him in O |