Roll Me from the Wall

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Sheet Music for "Roll Me from the Wall"Roll Me from the WallRolling from the Wallsong= 1800054020524545000220245023230005450000245025320532305450540205224545000My parents they abandoned me and unto me did wrongFor they wed me to a grey old man for the sake of his money and grounds.Had they wed me to a glamour boy without any money at allSure he'd take me in his arms and he'd roll me from the wall!Well at the fairs and markets I see all of me glamours thereBut when I look upon me old grey man sure he fills me with despair.He fills me with despair me boys and I'll tell you the reason whyFor he's got two hanging eyebrows and likewise a jealous eye.Oh hold your tongue, now Sally me dear, while I go into townI'll buy you a nice wee petticoat and a lovely muslin gownFor the ladies at the fair you'll outshine them all by farAnd I'll buy you a lovely wee lap dog to follow your jauntin' car.To hell with yer lovely wee lap dog, and likewise your muslin gownI'd rather have a glamour boy than all of your money and groundsI'd rather have a glamour boy without any money at allAnd he'd take me in his arms and he'd roll me from the wall!Well now the old grey man is dead and he has left to meFifty pounds in solid gold, isn't that a handsome fee?His farm, his riches and free land to me has left them allAnd now I can marry me glamour boy and he'll roll me from the wall!But not long after the honeymoon, me glamour began to jar,He killed my little lap dog and he smashed me jaunting car,Me taypot and me china then, he smashed and broke them allAh, God knows I've had to suffer for me rolling from the wall...Transcription: id:hn-song-42
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X:2214 T:Roll Me from the Wall T:Rolling from the Wall R:song Z:id:hn-song-42 M:3/4 L:1/8 Q:1/4=180 K:Dmix
A2 | A4 G2 | (F2 D2) E2 | D4 C2 | A,4 B,2 | (C2 B,2) C2 | D4 D2 | D6- | D2 A,2 A,2 | D4 E2 | F4 G2 | A4 B2 | c4 Bc | A3 A A2 | G2 F2 G2 | A6- | A2 A2 A2 | D4 E2 | F4 G2 | A4 B2 | d4 c2 | B3 A G2 | c2 B2 c2 | (A6 | G2) F2 G2 | A4 G2 | (F2 D2) E2 | D4 C2 | A,2 A,2 B,2 | C2 B,2 C2 | D4 D2 | D6- | D2 || W:My parents they abandoned me and unto me did wrong W:For they wed me to a grey old man for the sake of his money and grounds. W:Had they wed me to a glamour boy without any money at all W:Sure he'd take me in his arms and he'd roll me from the wall! W: W:Well at the fairs and markets I see all of me glamours there W:But when I look upon me old grey man sure he fills me with despair. W:He fills me with despair me boys and I'll tell you the reason why W:For he's got two hanging eyebrows and likewise a jealous eye. W: W:Oh hold your tongue, now Sally me dear, while I go into town W:I'll buy you a nice wee petticoat and a lovely muslin gown W:For the ladies at the fair you'll outshine them all by far W:And I'll buy you a lovely wee lap dog to follow your jauntin' car. W: W:To hell with yer lovely wee lap dog, and likewise your muslin gown W:I'd rather have a glamour boy than all of your money and grounds W:I'd rather have a glamour boy without any money at all W:And he'd take me in his arms and he'd roll me from the wall! W: W:Well now the old grey man is dead and he has left to me W:Fifty pounds in solid gold, isn't that a handsome fee? W:His farm, his riches and free land to me has left them all W:And now I can marry me glamour boy and he'll roll me from the wall! W: W:But not long after the honeymoon, me glamour began to jar, W:He killed my little lap dog and he smashed me jaunting car, W:Me taypot and me china then, he smashed and broke them all W:Ah, God knows I've had to suffer for me rolling from the wall...
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