Gipsy Davy

A rich young man come home one day looking For his lady. His servants told him one and all, "She's gone With Gypsy Davey, gone with old Gypsy Dave." He said, "Saddle up my horse for me. Dig another grave. I'll ride all day and I'll ride all night Till I catch old Gypsy Davey, till I catch That Gypsy Dave." Take 'em for me then, John. He rode to the east, he rode to the West until at last he found her lying on A mossy bank with a gypsy's arms around her, In the arms of the Gypsy Dave. "Well, will you come home again with me? Come home to see your baby, and I'll forget That you ever rode away with the Gypsy Davey, That you went with Gypsy Dave." Pick 'em again. "I won't come home again with you. Don't want to see my baby. Want to roam this world around and be a Gypsy's lady. Want to be with the Gypsy Dave." Soon this lady changed her mind as her dress Grew faded. Her shoes they wore till they fell Right off when she lost old Gypsy Davey, She lost her Gypsy Dave. Well, now what became of the rich man's wife I think is worth relating. Her gypsy found another gal, and he left her Heart a-breaking. Away went Gypsy Dave. He left her heart a-breaking, and away went Gypsy Dave.