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Wlieii in flew the door, and Ho-gan the tinker and Lath -er - ing Lan-ni-gan

Cor -ne -lius Ho-ra - tio Flaher -ty's son, Ad -e- laide Grace, and Doc- tor O'- Raf - fer - ty,

Red headed ducks wid salmon and peas, Ban-dy-leg'd frogs and Pe - ru - vi - an os -trich- es.

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E - va Mc -Loug - lin, Co - ra Mul - doon, And Brig- a - dier Gen - er - al Burke.

Bot - tie - nosed pick- er - el, wood-cock and snipe. And ev' - ry - thing else that would plaze.

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��And the nurse on the moth - er was call - ing, The Var - so - vi - an - na La Turk - er, In the cor - ner ould moth • er's match - ma - king,

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