
Date of issue: 28.02.2014
Record label: Rover
Song language: English
New York Girls |
As I walked down the Broadway, one morning in July |
A met a maid, she asked my trade, a sailor John said I |
And away you santy, my dear Annie |
Oh you New York girls, can’t ye dance the polka? |
To Tiffany’s I took her, I did not mind expense |
I bought her two gold earrings, they cost me fifteen cents CHORUS |
She said you Limejuice Sailor, now walk me home you may |
When we got to her cottage door she this to me did day CHORUS |
I kissed her hard and proper before her flashman came |
Goodbye you little New York Girl, I know your little game CHORUS |
I joined a Yankee bloodboat we sail in early morn |
I’ll never court a maid again, I’m safer off Cape Horn CHORUS |
So I wrapped my glad rags 'round me and to the docks did steer |
Goodbye you little New York gals, I’ll stick with rum and beer CHORUS |
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Finnegan’s Wake | 2014 |
Donald Where's Your Trousers | 1996 |
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The Rake | 2014 |
The Dublin Pub Crawl | 2010 |
Trust in Drink | 2012 |
Rambling Boys of Pleasure | 2014 |
Star of the Co. Down | 2014 |
Grandma Got Run-over by a Reindeer | 1999 |
Mountain Tay | 1996 |
Dunluce Castle | 2014 |
Christmas in Killarney | 1999 |
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