/Who should I see but the Spanish LadyWashing her feet by candlelightFirst she washed them, then she dried themOver a fire of amber coalIn all my life I ne?'er did seeA maid so sweet about the soulWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layAs I came back through Dublin City,At the hour of half past eightWho should I spy but the Spanish LadyBrushing her hair in the broad daylightFirst she tossed it, then she brushed itOn her lap was a silver combIn all my life I ne?'er did seeA maid so fair since I did roamWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layAs I went back through Dublin CityAs the sun began to setWho should I spy but the Spanish LadyCatching a moth in a golden netWhen she saw me, then she fled meLifting her petticoat over her kneeIn all my life I ne?'er did seeA maid so shy as the Spanish LadyWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora layWhack for the toora loora laddyWhack for the toora loora lay