Billy Daly's Girl - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
BILLY DALY'S GIRL. Copyright. 1896, by Harry Freeman. Written and Composed by Harry Freeman. 
Near the old ward grammar school, lives a bright-eyed lass; Should you chance to go that way, maybe you II see her pass. Just a glance from Katie's eyes would set your heart whirl; The boys love her so, yet all of them know that she's Billy Daly's girl. 
Refrain. After school is over, after work is done, Just outside the school-yard gate, they'd gather one by one; All the boys have sweethearts, each a precious pearl, But none of them compare with Billy Daly's girl. 
Ev'ry morning, rain or shine, last at half-past eight, Down by Uncle Riley's store, Billy would wait for Kate. Then she greets him with a smile, and off to school they go; It's plain to be seen, she's as proud as a queen, for she's Billy's girl, you know. 
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