: (Traditional) Oh, what a beautiful city Oh, what a beautiful city Oh, what a beautiful city Twelve gates to the city, hallelujah And it's oh, what
: (Traditional) Black, black, black Is the color of my true love's hair Her lips are like a rose so fair And the prettiest face and the neatest hands
: (Traditional) We sailed out of Dunmore Michelmas gone by Cowhides and wool and live cargo Twenty young Wild Geese ready fledged to fly Sailing for
: (Traditional) Ain't no use sit 'n cry You'll be an angel by and by [Chorus:] Don't you rock Don't you rock, ah Don't you rock, ah, my daddy-o Don
: (Traditional) Virgin Mary had a little baby Oh, pretty little baby, Oh, glory halleluja, Glory be to the new born King. "Mary, what'cha gonna name
: (Traditional) When John Henry was a little baby boy, sitting on the his papa's knee Well he picked up a hammer and little piece of steel Said Hammer
: (Traditional) Out in the wide world Kitty, pretty Kitty. Out in the wide world Kitty, far a cross the sea. My Kitty sailed a way from me, to strange
: (Traditional) Astrapsen i anatoli Kouna paramana to paidi Astrapsen i anatoli Kouna paramana to paidi Kai vrontise i disi Kouna to paidi Min tixei
: (Traditional) I asked my love to take a walk, To take a walk, just a little walk, Down beside where the waters flow, Down by the banks of the old
: (Traditional) She was a lass from the low country And he was a lord of high degree And she loved his lordship so tenderly Sing sorrow, sing sorrow
: (Traditional) Soldier, oh soldier, A-coming from the plain He courted a lady for honor and for fame Her beauty shone so bright That it never could
: (Traditional) Love, oh, love, oh careless love Love, oh, love, oh careless love Love, oh, love, oh careless love You see what love has done to me
: (Traditional) Mama always reminds me that we're only passin' through The treasures of this world are not for us to hold on to She says the way we'
(Traditional) Astrapsen i anatoli Kouna paramana to paidi Astrapsen i anatoli Kouna paramana to paidi Kai vrontise i disi Kouna to paidi Min tixei
(Traditional) Black, black, black Is the color of my true love's hair Her lips are like a rose so fair And the prettiest face and the neatest hands.
(Traditional) Soldier, oh soldier, A-coming from the plain He courted a lady for honor and for fame Her beauty shone so bright That it never could be
(Traditional) Love, oh, love, oh careless love Love, oh, love, oh careless love Love, oh, love, oh careless love You see what love has done to me I
(Traditional) I asked my love to take a walk, To take a walk, just a little walk, Down beside where the waters flow, Down by the banks of the old ohio