Mrs. Mcgrath-Tommy Makem
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Mrs. Mcgrath - Tommy Makem

'Oh Mrs McGrath '

The sergeant said

'Would you like to make a soldier

Out of your son Ted

With a scarlett coat

And a big cocked hat

Oh Mrs McGrath

Wouldn't you like that '

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

Now Mrs McGrath

Lived on the sea shore

For the space of seven long years or more

She spied a ship coming into the bay

'Here's my son Teddy

Wisha clear the way'

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

'Oh captain dear where have you been

Or have you been sailing

On the Mediterranean

Have you any tidings of my son Ted

Is the poor boy living or is he dead '

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

Then up came Ted without any legs

And in their place

He had two wooden pegs

She kissed him a dozen times or two

'Holy Moses

It isn't you'

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

'Now were you drunk or were you blind

When you left your two fine legs behind

Or was it walking upon the say

Wore your two fine legs

From the knees away '

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

'No I wasn't drunk and I wasn't blind

When I left my two fine legs behind

A big cannon ball on the fifth of May

Tore my two fine legs

From the knees away'

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

'Oh Teddy my boy '

The widow cried

'Your two fine legs

Were your mammy's pride

Stumps of a tree wouldn't do at all

Why didn't you run

From the big cannon ball '

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

'All foreign wars I do proclaim

Between Don John

And the King of Spain

I'd rather have my Teddy as he used to be

Than the King of France

And his whole navy'

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

With your too-ri-a fol-di-diddle-da

Too-ri oor-ri oor-ri-a

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