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John Reilly
Walkabouts

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- John Reilly Lyrics

Fair young maiden
All in the garden
Strange young man
Passed her by
Said: "Fair maid
Will you marry me?"
This, then, sir,
Was her reply
"Oh no, kind sir
I canot marry thee
For my beloved
Who sails out on the sea
He's been gone
For seven years
And still no man
Shall marry me
Well if he's in
Some battle salin

Well I will die
When the moon
Or if he's drowned
In the dark salt sea
I'll be true
To his memory."
He picked her up
All in his arms
And kisses gave her
One, two and three
Said: "Weep no more
My own dear true love
I am your love
Lost John Reilly"
Said: "Weep no more
My own dear true love
I am your love
Lost John Reilly"
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Facts about John Reilly

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When was John Reilly released?


John Reilly is first released in 1988 as part of Walkabouts's album "See Beautiful Rattlesnake Gardens" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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Which genre is John Reilly?


John Reilly falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song John Reilly?


John Reilly song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 2009 Fire & Skill Recordings
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