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Blue-Eyed Lover 
Blue-Eyed Lover 
O, once I had a blue-eyed lover, Once he thought this world of me; Until one day he found some other, Then his love was not on Ine. 
You take this ring from off your finger And that locket from round my neck; You'll give it to the one you fancy Give it to the one you love. 
O, once I was on my bed of hap'ness, Now I'm on my bed of sad; But when you meet my blue-eyed baby Then you'll want me back again. 
O, can't I see those hills and valley Can't I see those mountains stand? Can't I see the sea a-tossing Where my thyme it used to roam. 
Well, all alone, O all alone, By the seasides he left me; Many happy hour with thee I've spent, All this tilne I'm left a widow At the cottage near the sea. (repeat this verse) 
From Travellers' Songs, MacColl & Seeger Collected from Caroline Hughes 
6O FALSE, FALSE HAE YE BEEN TO MY LOVE 
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