Cara Dillon - I Am A Youth That's Inclined To Ramble

Cara Dillon

I Am A Youth That's Inclined To Ramble

I am a youth inclined to ramble,
To some foreign country I mean to steer,
I am loath to part my friends and comrades,
And my dear sweatheart, whom I loved dear.
But there's one of those I do most admire,
One her 'll think when I 'm far away,
For since fates decreed I am resolved to part her,
And try my fortune in America.

So farewell darling I must leave you,
I place great dependence on your constancy,
That no other young man may gain your favour,
Or change your mind when I am o'er the sea.
For although the seas do separate us,
And in between us they do rise and fall,
If fortune favours me you'll find your Jamie,
Returning homeward from America.

Oh Jamie dear do you remember,
When I sat with you for manys the hour,
And my young fancy away was carried,
And the bees hummed around on each opening flower,
But when you're crossing the western ocean.
The maid that loved you, you'll ne'er mind ava,
And you'll scarce e'er think upon the maids of Erin,
For you'll find strange sweethearts in America.

Oh Mary dear, I don't disemble,
For to all other fair maids I 'll prove untrue,
And if you think that these are false promise,
I'll leave these vows as a pledge to you.
That what I have may prove unsuccessful,
And fortune prove to me a slippery ball,
That a favoring gale it may n'er blow on me,
If forsake you in America.

And to conclude and to end these verses,
May God protect this young female fair,
And keep her from every wild embarrassment,
And of my darling take the greatest care.
For she's slow to anger and of kind disposition,
And her cheeks like roses in June do blaw,
In my nightly slumbers when e'er I think on her,
I would court her vision in America.

Mirror lyrics:

I would court her vision in America.
In my nightly slumbers when e'er I think on her,
And her cheeks like roses in June do blaw,
For she's slow to anger and of kind disposition,
And of my darling take the greatest care.
And keep her from every wild embarrassment,
May God protect this young female fair,
And to conclude and to end these verses,

If forsake you in America.
That a favoring gale it may n'er blow on me,
And fortune prove to me a slippery ball,
That what I have may prove unsuccessful,
I'll leave these vows as a pledge to you.
And if you think that these are false promise,
For to all other fair maids I 'll prove untrue,
Oh Mary dear, I don't disemble,

For you'll find strange sweethearts in America.
And you'll scarce e'er think upon the maids of Erin,
The maid that loved you, you'll ne'er mind ava,
But when you're crossing the western ocean.
And the bees hummed around on each opening flower,
And my young fancy away was carried,
When I sat with you for manys the hour,
Oh Jamie dear do you remember,

Returning homeward from America.
If fortune favours me you'll find your Jamie,
And in between us they do rise and fall,
For although the seas do separate us,
Or change your mind when I am o'er the sea.
That no other young man may gain your favour,
I place great dependence on your constancy,
So farewell darling I must leave you,

And try my fortune in America.
For since fates decreed I am resolved to part her,
One her 'll think when I 'm far away,
But there's one of those I do most admire,
And my dear sweatheart, whom I loved dear.
I am loath to part my friends and comrades,
To some foreign country I mean to steer,
I am a youth inclined to ramble,

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