The Maid Of Ballydoo-David Hammond
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It was on a summer's evening

All in the month of may

Down by yon shady arbor

I carelessly did stray

It was there I met a charming girl

More pleasing to my view

And the title that she gave herself

Was the maid of ballydoo

I gently stepped up to her

And unto her did say

Are you arora or flora queen of may

Or are you pray fair ellen

That appears all in my view

But the title that she gave herself

Was the maid of ballydoo

I took her by the lily white hand

And by the waist so small

I showed her my father's garden

Down by the river bann

Where the kid and lamb do sport and play

The trout and salmon too

And says I young maid

Don't be afraid for to leave sweet ballydoo

It was with great persuasion

That I got her for to give consent

And hand in hand together

Then to hilltown down we went

We there got liquor of the best

And some of the mountain dew

And she soon forgot the vow

She made when leaving ballydoo

It was on a summer's evening

All in the month of june

I was sitting silently

Condoling at my loom

My scissors they sang sweetly

And my shuttle nimbly flew

When I first composed

These verses on the maid of ballydoo

The Maid Of Ballydoo - David Hammond

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