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The hills of Connemara, banks of my lovely Lee

So I tuned up my fiddle in the town of Ballybay

Oh sing for me and think of me she mournfully did say

Sure I?m an Ulster Orangeman from Erin?s Isle I came

Pure old Dicey Riley I?m still haunted by your name

I am a little beggarman and beggin? I have been

In Dr. Johnson?s motorcar I?ll take you home Kathleen

[chorus:]

I?ve been a wild rover

and I?ve been seldom sober

Drank many a pint topped up with foam

I tramped the world over

from Brisbane to Dover

But I long to be back home

Limerick you?re a lady in the merry month of may

As I rode out to Galway-Town me heart is growing grey

If I were King of Ireland and all thing at my will

I followed Captain Farrell and young Eamonn of the hill

A long way to Tipparary a long way from Clare to here

Now I curse the time it takes to reach my Cavan girl so fair

Tis of a brave young highwayman this story I will tell

You may talk and write and boast about and bid your last farewell

[chorus]

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