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Windrose Soundtrack - Maggie May

All credits go to ‪@PlayWindrose‬ as well as Seán Dagher. Wishlist Windrose on steam and check out the Demo! Lyrics : Oh Maggie, Maggie May, they've taken you away To slave upon Van Diemen's cruel shore Oh you robbed so many whalers, And many drunken sailors But you'll never cruise round' Liverpool no more Now come her all you sailors bold, and listen to me tale, I know you all will sadly pity me, For I was a ruddy fool in the port of Liverpool, On the voyage when I first made off from sea. I was paid off at the Home, for a voyage from Sierra Leone, Two pounds ten a month, had been my pay, As I jingled in me tin, I was sadly taken in By a lady of the name of Maggie May. Oh Maggie, Maggie May, they've taken you away, To slave upon Van Diemen's cruel shore, Oh you robbed so many whalers, and many drunken sailors, But she'll never cruise round Liverpool no more. When I steered into her no I hadn't got a care, I was cruising up and down old Canning Place, She was dressed in a gown so fine, like a frigate on the line, And I being just a sailor man, gave chase. Well next morn when I awoke, and I found that I was broke, I hadn't got a penny I could find, So I had to pawn me suit, me Johnnel's and me boots Down in the Park Lane Pawnshop, Number Nine. Oh Maggie, Maggie May, they've taken you away, To slave upon Van Diemen's cruel shore, Oh you robbed so many whalers, and many drunken sailors, But she'll never cruise round Liverpool no more. Oh you thievin' Maggie May you robbed me of me pair When I slept with you last night ashore Oh it's guilty the jury found her, a rob and a homeward bounder And she'll never roam down Paradise Street no more She was chained and sent away, from Liverpool one day The lads all cheered as she sailed down the bay And every sailor lad, he only was to glad That they sent the old whore out to Botany Bay. Oh Maggie, Maggie May, they've taken you away, To slave upon Van Diemen's cruel shore, Oh you robbed so many whalers, and many drunken sailors, But she'll never cruise round Liverpool no more.