Maggie May (Q1932553)
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traditional folk song from Liverpool, England
- Roud 1757
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Maggie May |
traditional folk song from Liverpool, England |
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Statements
Now you jolly sailor lads, come listen to my tale, (English)
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To see the old whore out to Botany Bay. (English)
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Maggie May (folk song)
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21 January 2019
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- cswiki Maggie May
- dewiki Maggie Mae
- enwiki Maggie May (folk song)
- eswiki Maggie May (canción tradicional)
- frwiki Maggie May
- huwiki Maggie Mae
- itwiki Maggie Mae (brano musicale)
- jawiki マギー・メイ
- kawiki Maggie May (ხალხური სიმღერა)
- nlwiki Maggie May (volkslied)
- nowiki Maggie Mae (sang)
- ptwiki Maggie May
- ruwiki Maggie May (народная песня)
- svwiki Maggie Mae
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- enwikisource Maggie May
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- commonswiki Category:Maggie May (folk song)