Letra de Madam I'm a Darlin'
As I roved out through Chester city, At the hour of twelve at night, Who should I spy but a fair young maiden Washing her clothes in the broad moonlight. Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-do Madam I'm darlin' a di-ro-day First she washed them then she squeezed them, Then she hung them out to dry Then she folded up her arms Saying what I fine young girl am I! Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-lo Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-day Going to the well for a pail of water Fetching it home for to make some tae I fell over she fell under All the game was above her knee Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-lo Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-day Madam I will tie your garter I will tie it above your knee If you like I'll tie it up further Madam I'm a di-ro-day Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-lo Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-day Have you ever heard of cups and saucers Rattling around in an old tin can Have you ever heard of a pretty fair maiden married to an ugly grey old man Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-lo Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-day Madam you have gold and silver Madam you have tracks of land Madam you have ships on the ocean All you need is a fine young man. Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-lo Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-day Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-didda-lo Madam I'm a darlin' a di-ro-day.