Oh, what would you do if your kettle
boiled over?
What would I do well I'd fill it
again
What would you do if the cow ate a
clover?
What would I do well I'd set it again.
The prices are up and the herrings
are roasted
Kitty lie over close to the wall
You to be drunk and me to be sober
Kitty lie over close to the wall.
Oh, what would you do if you married
a solider?
What would I do well I'd follow his
gun
What would you do if he died in the
ocean?
What would I do well I'd marry again
The prices are up and the herrings
arе roasted
Kitty lie over closе to the wall
How would you like to marry a
solider?
Kitty lie over close to the wall.
The prices are up and the herrings
are roasted
(Kitty lie over close to the wall)
How would you like to marry a
solider?
(Kitty lie over close to the wall)
The prices are up and the herrings
are roasted
(Kitty lie over close to the wall)
How would you like to marry a
solider?
Kitty lie over close to the wall.
Oh, what would you do if you married
a landlord?
What would I do well you'd laugh for
the fun
What would you do if he threat an
eviction?
What would I do well I'd give him the
gun
The prices are up and the herrings
are roasted
Kitty lie over close to the wall
You to be drunk and me to be sober
Kitty lie over close to the wall.
Invoking the sound of
the Dubliners and the Pogues with a touch of the Dead Kennedys is the Irish
folk group The Mary Wallopers. As a three-piece ballad group, they travelled
Ireland singing and collecting songs. Frost Is All Over is their first
single from their debut album, coming this autumn, and is a traditional Irish
song about taking everything in your stride and not caring about what everyone
says you should care about.
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