Eileen Og
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1. Eileen Og, an'
that the darlin's name is,
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through
the Barony her features they were famous.
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If we loved her, then who was
there to blame us,
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for
wasn't she the Pride of Petravore ?
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But her beauty made us all so
shy,
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not a
man could look her in the eye.
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Boys, oh boys, sure that's the
reason why,
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we're
in mournin' for the Pride of Petravore.
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Eileen Og, me heart
is growin' grey,
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ever since the day you wandered
far away.
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Eileen Og, there's
good fish in the say,
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but there's none of them like the
Pride of Petravore.
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2. Friday at the fair of Ballintubber,
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Eileen met McGrath the cattle
jobber.
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I'd like to set me mark upon
the robber,
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for
he stole away the Pride of Petravore.
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He never seemed to see the
girl at all,
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even
when she ogled him from underneath her shawl.
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Lookin'
big and masterful when she was lookin' small,
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most provokin' for the Pride of Petravore.
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Eileen Og, me heart
is growin' grey,
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ever since the day you wandered
far away.
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Eileen Og, there's
good fish in the say,
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but there's none of them like the
Pride of Petravore.
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3. Boys, oh boys, with fate 'tis hard to grapple.
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of my
eyes 'tis Eileen was the apple.
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Now to see her walkin' to the chapel,
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with
the hardest featured man in Petravore.
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Now, boys, this is all I have
to say,
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when
you do your courtin' make no display.
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If you want them to run after
you, just walk the other way,
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for
they're mostly like the Pride of Petravore.
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(The Dubliners)