CORRECT LYRICS
Lyrics : The Little Drummer
One fine summer’s mornin' both gallant and gay
Twenty-four ladies went down on the quay
And a regiment of soldiers did soon pass 'em by
A drummer and one of them soon caught his eye
He went to his comrades and to them did say
"Twenty-four ladies I saw yesterday
Oh, and one of those ladies she has me heart won
And if she denies me I’m surely undone."
Go off to this woman and tell her your plight
Go and tell her she's wounded your poor hеart inside
Go and Tell her shе's wounded your poor heart full sore
And if she denies you what can you do more
So, early next morning this young man arose
And he dressed himself up in a fine suit of clothes
With a watch in his pocket and a cane in his hand
He saluted those ladies as he walked down the strand
Well, he walked up to her and he says, "Pardon me
Pardon me lady for making so free
Me fine honoured lady, you have my heart won
And if you deny me, I’m surely undone."
Twenty-four ladies went down on the quay
And a regiment of soldiers did soon pass 'em by
A drummer and one of them soon caught his eye
He went to his comrades and to them did say
"Twenty-four ladies I saw yesterday
Oh, and one of those ladies she has me heart won
And if she denies me I’m surely undone."
Go off to this woman and tell her your plight
Go and tell her she's wounded your poor hеart inside
Go and Tell her shе's wounded your poor heart full sore
And if she denies you what can you do more
So, early next morning this young man arose
And he dressed himself up in a fine suit of clothes
With a watch in his pocket and a cane in his hand
He saluted those ladies as he walked down the strand
Well, he walked up to her and he says, "Pardon me
Pardon me lady for making so free
Me fine honoured lady, you have my heart won
And if you deny me, I’m surely undone."
