Bob Dylan – Mary And The Soldier Lyrics  Share

Come all you lads of high renown that will hear of a fair young maiden
And she roved out on a summer^,s day for to view the soldier^,s parading

They march so bold and they look so gay
The colours fine and the bands did play
And it caused young Mary for to say
"I^,ll wed you me gallant soldier"

She viewed the soldiers on parade and as they stood at their leisure
And Mary to herself did say: "At last I find my treasure

But oh how cruel my parents must be
To banish my true love away from me
Well I^,ll leave them all and I^,ll go with thee
Me bold and undaunted soldier"

"Oh Mary dear, your parents^, love I pray don^,t be unruly
For when you^,re in a foreign land, believe you rue it surely

Perhaps in battle I might fall
From a shot from an angry cannonball
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And you^,re so far from your daddy^,s hall
Be advised by a gallant soldier."

"Oh I have fifty guineas in right gold, likewise a hearth that^,s burning
And I^,d leave them all and I^,d go with you me bold undaunted soldier

So don^,t say no but let me go
And I will face the daring foe
And we^,ll march together to and fro
And I^,ll wed you, my gallant soldier"

And when he saw her loyalty and Mary so true-hearted
He said: "Me darling, married we^,ll be and nothing but death will part us

And when we^,re in a foreign land
I^,ll guard you, darling, with my right hand
And hopes that God might stand a friend
With Mary and her gallant soldier"
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