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C Am I dreamt all last night, Dm G7 oh bad cess to my dreaming! C Am I?d die if I thought Dm G7 ?t would come surely to pass. C Am I dreamt, while the tears Dm G7 down my pillow were rolling, C Dsus4 my Teddy was courting G9 C another fair lass. G And didn?t I wake Dm C with a weeping and wailing, Am C the pain in my heart Dm G7 was too deep to conceal. C Am My mother cried ?Nora dear, Dm G7 what is your railing?? C Dsus4 but all I could answer G9 C was ?Teddy O?Neill?. I?ve seen the old cabin beyond the wee boreen, I?ve seen the old crossroads where we used to dance. I ramble the lane where he called me his storeen and my girlish heart felt the thrill of romance. But now all around is so sad and so dreary, all dark and all silent, no piper, no reel. Not even the sun through the casement shines cheery since I left my darling boy, Teddy O?Neill. Shall I ever forget when the big ship was ready and the time it was come for my love to depart? How I cried like a child a goodbye to you, Teddy, with a tear on my cheek and a stone in my heart. He said ?t was far better his fate he went roving, but what would be gold to the joy I would feel if he?d only come back to me, tender and loving, yet poor, but my own darling, Teddy O?Neill. J. Chaves Rosa [email protected]
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