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The Bonny Bunch of Roses-O By the margin of the ocean One evening in the month of June A pleasant singing blackbird His charmin notes did tune 'Twas there I spied a woman All in great grief and woe Conversin' with young Bonepart Concernin' the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O
Then up and spoke the young Napoleon And he took hold of his mothers hand Oh mother dear be patient And soon I will be in command I'll raise a terrible army And through tremendous danger go And in spite of all the universe I'll conquer the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O
When you first saw the great Napoleon You fell down on your bended knee And you asked your fathers life of him And he's granted it most manfully 'Twas then he took an army And over the frozen alps did go And he said I'll conquer Moscow And I'll come back for the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O
And he's took three hundred thousand fighting men And kings likewise for to join his throng He was as well provided for Enough to take the whole world along But when he came to Moscow All overpowerd by driving snow And Moscow was a blazing And he lost the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O
And so my son don't speak so venturesome For England she has a heart of oak And England and Ireland and Scotland Their unity has never been broke And so my son think on your father In St Helena his body it lies low And you will follow after Beware of the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O
And it's goodbye to my mother for ever For I am on my dying bed Had I lived I might have been clever But now I bow my youthful head And while our bodies do moulder And weeping willows over us do grow The deeds of brave Napoleon Will sting the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O
By the margin of the ocean One evening in the month of June A pleasant singing blackbird His charmin notes did tune 'Twas there I spied a woman All in great grief and woe Conversin' with young Bonepart Concernin' the Bonny Bunch of Roses-O |
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