Maggie Mae

The Quarrymen

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  S1:
  Oh Maggie Maggie Mae 

  They have taken her away 

  And she'll never walk down Lime Street any more 

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  Well the judge she guilty found her 

  Of robbing a homeward bounder 

  That dirty no good robbin' Maggie Mae 

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  S2:
  Now i was paid of at the pool 

  In the port of Liverpool 

  Well three pound ten a week was my pay 

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  With a pocket full of tin 

  I was very soon taken in 

  By a gal with the name of Maggie Mae 

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  S3:
  Now the first time I saw Maggie 

  She took my breath away 

  She was cruising up and down in Canning place 

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  She had a figure so devine 

  Her voice was so refined 

  Well being a sailer I gave chase 

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  S4:
  Now in the morning I awoke 

  I was flat and stony broke 

  No jacket, trousers, waistcoat did I find 

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  Oh when I asked her where 

  She said: "My very dear sir 

  They're down in Kelly's pawn shop number nine" 

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  S5:
  To the pawn shop I did go 

  No clothes there did I find 

  And the police they took that gal away from me 

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  And the Judge, he guilty found her 

  Of robbin a homeward bounder 

  She'll never walk down Lime street anymore 

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  S1:
  Oh Maggie Maggie Mae 

  They have taken her away 

  And she'll never walk down Lime Street any more 

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  Well the judge she guilty found her 

  Of robbing a homeward bounder 

  That dirty no good robbin' Maggie Mae 

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