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MAC BALLOR.

A comical Ditty, in Imitation of the Irish Stile.

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[Music ]

IF a woful sad Ditty to know thou art willing Man,
  Open thy Ears Joy, and then thou shalt see;
To London, Mac Ballor a stout Iniskilling Man,
  To seeking Brown Kate, by my Shoul am come eey;
My Heart is sore Wounded, sore wounded, sore,
  A la Boo, boo, boo, boo, hone, Oh hone, hery Morah.