Old woman clothed in Gray/Nobody Coming to Marry Me

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3192712Old woman clothed in Gray — Nobody Coming to Marry Me1825

NOBODY COMING TO MARRY ME

Last night the dogs did bark,
And I prep't out to tee,
Whea I saw a lively young spark,
But he was not looking for me.
And it's oh dear what shall become of me?
Oh dear! what shall I do?
Nobody coming to marry me
Nobody coming to woo.

My father's a hedger and ditcher
My mother does nothing but spin
And I am a pretty young girl,
But the money comes slowly in.
And it's oh dear, &c.

They says I am beauteous and fair;
They say I am scornful and bold;
Alas! I must now despair,
For oh! I am grown very old.
And it's oh dear, &c.

But now I must die an old maid,
Oh dear hew shocking the thought,
And all my beauty must fade,
For I'm sure it's no my own fault.
And it's oh dear &c.



This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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