Maggie's Farm

"As we rode out to Fennario, as we rode out to Fennario
Our captain fell in love with a lady like a dove
And called her by a name, pretty Peggy-O.

Will you marry me pretty Peggy-O, will you marry me pretty Peggy-O
If you will marry me, I'll set your cities free
And free all the ladies in the are-O.

I would marry you sweet William-O, I would marry you sweet William-O
I would marry you but your guineas are too few
And I fear my mama would be angry-O.

What would your mama think pretty Peggy-O,
What would your mama think pretty Peggy-O,
What would your mama think if she heard my guineas clink
Saw me marching at the head of my soldiers-o."

"Pretty Peggy-O," traditional tune covered by Dylan on his very first album, 1962's Bob Dylan, and later played frequently on the Neverending Tour from 1992 until its last known appearance in 1998.  Download a live version from September 1992 here, or a Grateful Dead cover of the same song from 1982 here.  This website has additional information on the history and derivation of the song.