Donald o' Dundee — "Young Donald is the blythest lad That e'er made love to me; Whene'er he's by, … Donall Og (Young Donald) — Gaelic or English: Singer tells her lover Donal to take her with him, that he'l… Down Among the Budded Roses — Singer tells his sweetheart that she should not forget the promise she made to … Down by Jim Long's Stage — "As I roved out one day in June 'twas down by Jim Long's stage, I met my true l… Down by the Seaside — Singer meets young woman and asks her to walk with him. She declines; she's sea… Down in My Sally's Garden — The thrush sings sweetly in Sally's garden. The singer recalls meeting her in t… Down in the Valley — "Down in the valley, valley so low, Hang your head over, hear the wind blow." T… Down the Road (I) — Floating verses, usually not terribly cohesive. Various choruses: "Down the roa… Drei Reiter Am Thor — "Es ritten drei Reitter zum Tore hinaus, Ade! Fein's liebchen schaute zum Fenst… The Drinaun Dun (An Draighnean Donn, The Blackthorn Tree) — Irish Gaelic. The singer complains of being "captivated" by a young man, whose …