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On the night that I was and laid in my marriage bed
Up stepped a bold and he stood at my bedhead
Saying "Rise up, up, Riley, and come along with me
To the lowlands of Holland, to and never flee."

Ar the ship she lies in with her anchor at her prow
There's a gale down the Humber, I can hear it roaring now
And I cannot wait for other men to come along me
To the of Holland, for to fight and never flee.

Now Holland is a pretty for my love to live in
But there's no deep sea harbour where a sailor can
But the sugarcane was plentiful and tea grows on tree
And the of Holland parted my love and me.

I will build my lover a boat, a boat with silver sails
With and twenty young mariners for to rock her through the gales
Come all you ranting roaring come on boys pull away
For I never had but one love and he is far away

No shawl goes around my shoulder and no comb through my hair
No candlelight nor firelight will in my bower fair
And will I married by until the day I die
Since the raging seas and stormy winds parted my and I

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