Margo《Irish Rover》[MP3_LRC]

[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com  [00:00.36]Irish Rover - Margo [00:05.25]In the year of our Lord [00:07.34]Eighteen hundred and six [00:09.54]We set sail from the sweet Cobh of Cork [00:13.77]We were sailing away [00:16.00]With a cargo of bricks [00:18.30]For the grand City Hall of New York [00:22.46]Was a wonderful craft [00:24.67]She was rigged fore and aft [00:27.11]And Lord how the wild winds drove her [00:31.10]She stood ever the blast [00:33.30]She had twenty-seven masts [00:35.51]And we called her the Irish Rover [00:43.93]There was Barney McGee [00:46.10]From the banks of the Lee [00:48.22]There was Hogan from County Tyrone [00:52.47]There was Johnny McGurk [00:54.60]Who was scared stiff of work [00:56.86]And the chap from westmeath named Mellone [01:01.02]There was Slugger O'Toole [01:03.22]Who was drunk as a rule [01:05.54]And fighting Bill Trasy from Dover [01:09.56]There was Dooley from Clare [01:11.68]Just as strong as a bear [01:14.02]And on bord of the Irish Rover [01:39.32]We had sailed seven years [01:41.42]When the measles broke out [01:43.76]And our ship lost its way in the fog [01:47.78]And the way of the crew [01:49.98]Was reduced down to two [01:52.47]Meself and the captain's old dog [01:56.44]Then the ship struck a rock [01:59.05]A lot was the shock [02:01.16]The boead was killed right over [02:05.03]For it'll nine times around [02:07.44]The poor old dog was drowned [02:10.51]I'm the last of the Irish Rovers