The Seekers - The Gypsy Rover Lyrics
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The Gypsy Rover
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What Are The Lyrics For The Gypsy Rover By The Seekers?
The whistling gypsy came over the hill,
Down to the valley so shady; He whistled and he sang, Till the green woods rang, And he won the heart of a lady. Ah di doo ah di doo dah day, Ah di doo ah de da-a-why He whistled and he sang, Till the green woods rang, And he won the heart of a lady. She left her father's castle gates; She left her own fond lover, She left her servants and her estate, To follow the gypsy rover. Ah di doo ah di doo dah day, Ah di doo ah de da-a-why He whistled and he sang, Till the green woods rang, And he won the heart of a lady. He is no gypsy my father she said, But lord of these lands over; With him I'll stay till my dying day, And follow the gypsy rover. Ah di doo ah di doo dah day, Ah di doo ah de da-a-why He whistled and he sang, Till the green woods rang, And he won the heart of a lady. The whistling gypsy came over the hill, Down to the valley so shady; He whistled and he sang, Till the green woods rang, And he won the heart of a lady. Ah di doo ah di doo dah day, Ah di doo ah de da-a-why He whistled and he sang, Till the green woods rang, And he won the heart of a lady. |
Who Wrote The Gypsy Rover By The Seekers?
L. Maguire, Patrick Maguire
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What's The Duration Of The The Gypsy Rover By The Seekers?The duration of The Gypsy Rover is 2:45 minutes and seconds. |
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