Tonalidad: E major•
Verse 1
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Where have you been all the day,
my boy Willie?
Where have you been all the day, Willie,
won't you tell me now?
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I have been all the day
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courting with my lady Gaye.
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But she is too young to
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be taken from her mammy.
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy.
Can she brew and can she bake,
my boy Willie?
Can she brew and can she bake,
Willie, won't you tell me now?
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She can brew, she can bake,
she can make a wedding cake
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
Can she weave and can she spin,
my boy Willie?
Can she weave and can she spin, Willie,
won't you tell me now?
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She can weave, she can spin,
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she can do most anything
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
Can she make up a bed, my boy Willie?
Can she make up a bed, Willie,
won't you tell me now?
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She can make up a bed
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forty feet above her head
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
How old is she then, my boy Willie?
How old is she then, Willie,
won't you tell me now?
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Twice six, twice seven,
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twice twenty and eleven
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But she is too young to be
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taken from her mammy
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But she is too young
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to be taken from her mammy
Did you ask her to wed, my boy Willie?
Did you ask her to wed, Willie,
won't you tell me now?
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Yes, I asked her to wait,
and what do you think she said?
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I am much too young to be
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taken from my Mammy.
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I am much too young to be
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taken from my Mammy.
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