Oh you come along with me love Come along me! for one night and be my wife And along with me Well it is of the jolly butcher as you plainly see As he roved out one morning in search of He went into a tavern and a fair he did see Ah come for one night, be my wife, oh along with me He called for liquor of the And he makes such fortune have a drink, it will make us think That it is our day Well he called for a candle to light way to bed And when he had her in the room words to her he said, "A I will give to you, for to embrace your charms" And all that night, that fair young maid, in the butchers' arms Oh, Early the next be sure it went his way He looked unto fair young maid and unto her did say, "That sovereign that I to you, do not think me strange, Well that sovereign that I gave to you will you me back me change!" Well about a 12 later he roved out once more And he went the tavern where he'd often been before He wasn't in there very long when his fair he did see And she brought a baby three months old and placed it on his knee When he saw the baby, he began to and swear And he said unto that young maid, "Why did you bring him here?!" "Well he is your own, sir", she said, "Do not think me strange, that sovereign that you gave to me, I gives you back your change!!" x 2