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Do You Love an Apple?
(Irish Folk Song)
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Do You Love an Apple?
Folk Song

Do You Love an Apple? - Irish Children's Songs - Ireland - Mama Lisa's World: Children's Songs and Rhymes from Around the World, Intro Image


Do you love an apple,
Do you love a pear?
Do you love a laddie
with curly brown hair?

(Chorus)
Oh but still, I love him,
I can't deny him,
I will go with him
Wherever he goes.

Before I got married
I wore a black shawl,
But now that I'm married
I wear bugger-all.

(Chorus)

He stood at the corner,
A fag in his mouth
Two hands in his pockets,
He whistled me out.

(Chorus)

He works at the pier
For nine pounds a week,
On Saturday night
He comes rolling home drunk.

(Chorus)

Before I got married
I'd sport and I'd play,
But now the cradle
It gets in me way.

(Chorus)

Do you love an apple,
Do you love a pear?
Do you love a laddie
with curly brown hair?

(Chorus)
 
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Original image comes from "Apple Growing in California" (1914) - it was heavily edited by Mama Lisa.

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