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Oh Maggie, Maggie May, they have taken her away |
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And she'll never walk down Lime street anymore |
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Well, that judge he guilty found her, for robbin' a homeward–bounder |
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You dirty, robbin' no good Maggie May |
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Now, I was paid off at the Pool, in the port of Liverpool |
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Well, three pound ten a week, that was my pay |
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With a pocket full of tin, I was very soon taken in |
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By a gal with the name of Maggie May |
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Now, the first time I saw Maggie, she took my breath away |
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She was cruising up and down in Canning Place |
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She had a figure so divine, her voice was so refined |
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Well, being a sailor I gave chase |
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Now, in the morning I awoke, I was flat and stony broke |
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No jacket, trousers, waistcoat did I find |
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Oh, and when I asked her where |
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She said, "My very dear sir, they're down in Kelly's pawnshop number nine" |
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To the pawnshop I did go, no clothes there did I find |
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And the police, they took that gal away from me |
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And the judge he guilty found her of robbin' a homeward-bounder |
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She'll never walk down Lime Street anymore |
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Oh Maggie, Maggie May, they have taken her away |
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And she'll never walk down Lime street anymore |
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Well, that judge he guilty found her, for robbin' a homeward–bounder |
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You dirty, robbin' no good Maggie May |
