Sally Mackenally - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
SALLY MACKENALLY. 
Attention, please, while I relate to you Of how 1 met my love; Twas in a lane I was walking through, The moon shone bright above. A lovely maiden, all alone, Was walking leisurely. When I made bold to ask this little one If she would walk with me-Sally Mackenally, That is my charmer's name-And she lives up in our alley, With her sister, Susau Jane. 
Chorus. Yes, 'deed I do, I love Miss Sally-{Sym.) Umph! lots of fun in our alley-(Sym.) Oh, yes! she is a pretty little girl, As ever you did see; Her eyes are bright, her teeth are like the pearl That is found down in the sea.-Dance. * 
I took my darling to a fancy ball, And danced all night and day; And Sal she was the gayest of them all. And I was just as gay. The music played-then I cut loose-The darkies all did bawl; They laughed and shouted, give that nigger room, And they near broke down the hall. 
Chorus. Yes, she is a pretty little girl, As ever you did see; Her eyes are bright, her teeth are like the pearl That is found down in the sea. I just saw Sal. Oh, my! She's my gal. Is that so? She loves me. You bet! Yes, indeedy, honey, and we're gwine to meet to-night. 
Duet. Down upon the flowery meadow, When the moon shines bright-Rambling in the twilight shadows With my love to-night.-Repeat. 
Sal loves me. Oh. my! She's all mine. Give us room! She's my pie. Oh, I'll die! Yes, indeedy, honey, and we're gwine to meet to-night.