There are two young lovers, they're pledged to each other's hands,
They meet by the river, to talk of their marriage plans.
"I'm confessing," he said, "I've signed for a soldier,
I'm leaving tomorrow for some foreign land."
She watches the pretty young soldiers,
As they march themselves off to the war.
She wonders if she'll ever see him again,
Somehow she doubts it, but she has to be sure.
So she rode into town on the very next day,
And dressed herself up all in man's array.
With a sword and a musket she took the King's shilling,
And to fight in some foreign war,
She said, "Yes!," she'd be willing.
willing
watches
uniforms
tomorrow
wonders
think
there
themselves
those
their
sword
tumbled
starting
leaving
array
somehow
flanks
fixed
effect
listen
again
confessing
break
confession
having
heart
captain
shake
dressed
foreign
released
follow
brown
young
never
ranks
herself
inspect
astride
doubts
pledged
right
march
soldiers
musket
strange
offer
lovers
plans
hands
shilling
pretty
understand
fight
pulls
quite
marriage
river
shoulders
signed
someone
soldier
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