Mary Ann Kehoe - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
MARY ANN KEHOE. Copyright, 1878, by Thomas K. Towel's. 
I have a daughter, Mary Ann, Mary Ann, my daughter, She fell in love with hump-back Dan-Mary Ann Kehoe; She'll not work at all, at all, Mary Ann, my daughter-But flirts all day below in the hall- Mary Aim Kehoe. 
Chorus. Such sparking and larking, Mary Ann, my daughter; Faith! all day in the hallway, Mary Ann Kelioe.-(Repeat.) Ho, ho, ha, ha! Ough! 
EVry morn, at break of day, Mary Ann, my daughter, She rises up for to drink her day. Mary Ann Kehoe; Summer day, when it's very hot, Mary Ann, my daughter, She goes to sleep on the children's cot, Mary Ann Kehoe. 
Chorus. Such roaring and snoring, Mary Ann, my daughter; I'm crazy, she's lazy, Mary Ann Kehoe.-(Repeat.) Ho, ho, ha, ha! Ough! 
Ev'ry night, when supper is done, Mary Ann, my daughter. In the yard she meets Burke's blackguard son, Mary Ann Kehoe; Red-headed Burke's an accordion player, Mary Ann, my daughter, And they dance to the tune of "Slobbery Days," Mary Ann Kehoe. 
Chorus. Such reeling and spelling, Mary Ann, my daughter. With a hop, skip, and a do dip, Mary Ann Kehoe.-(Repeat.) Do, ho, ha, ha! Ough!