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| '''The Whistling Gypsy''', sometimes known simply as '''The Gypsy Rover''', is a well-known ] song. These are the first and the last 2 lines: | |||
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| Written in 1950. Still under copyright. | |||
| ''A gypsy rover come over the hill, down through the valley so shady''<br> | |||
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| ''He whistled and he sang til the green woods rang and he won the heart of a lady'' | |||
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| ''He whistled and he sang til the green woods rang''<br> | |||
| ''And he won the heart of a lady'' | |||
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Revision as of 14:14, 8 July 2006
The Whistling Gypsy, sometimes known simply as The Gypsy Rover, is a well-known Celtic folk song. These are the first and the last 2 lines:
A gypsy rover come over the hill, down through the valley so shady
He whistled and he sang til the green woods rang and he won the heart of a lady
...
He whistled and he sang til the green woods rang
And he won the heart of a lady
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