When I walk down the glen
To meet a bonny Irish Lass to ken
I say to her, 'Top of the morning to you'
And she asks, 'What will I today do with you? '
Let's go for a drive in my new car.'
She asks, 'Shall we go to Sean's bar? '
I say, 'We will stop there on the way home.'
she says, 'If we marry, I'll never more roam.'
I ask, 'Will we raise a family of three.:
She says, 'Yes, it will be a bonny familyof three.'
The Irish lad said, 'That will make me very happy.'
And he will never again be unhappy
March 18,2006, Clarence A. Graham, Jr.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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