Spanish Lady (The Dubliners)

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As I went down to_ Dub-lin Ci-ty,_ At the hour

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of twelve at night,

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Who should I see but a Spa-nish la - dy wa-shing

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her feet by can-dle-light.

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First she washed them then she dried them_ over

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a fire of am-ber coal,


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In all my life I ne'er did see_  a maid so_ 

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sweet a-bout the soul.

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Whack fol the too-ra loo-ra lad- dy,  Whack fol 

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the too-ra-loo-ra-lay.

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Whack fol the too-ra loo-ra lad- dy,  Whack fol 

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the too-ra-loo-ra-lay.