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The Irish Emigrant - Peter Tomelty-歌词

The Irish Emigrant - Peter Tomelty

I'm sitting on the stile Mary

Where we sat side by side

On a bright

May morning long ago

When first you were my bride

The corn was springing fresh and green

And the lark sang loud and high

And the red was on your lips Mary

And the love light in your eyes

The place is little chang'd Mary

The day as bright as then

The lark's loud song is in my ear

And the corn is green again

But I miss the soft clasp of your hand

And the breath warm on your cheek

And are you still keep list'ning to the word

You never more may speak

You never more may speak

I'm very lonely now Mary

For the poor make no new friends

But oh they love the better

Still the few our father sends

And you were all I had Mary

My blessing and my pride

There's nothing left to care

For now since my poor Mary died

I'm bidding you a long farewell

My Mary kind and true

But I'll not forget you darling

In the land I'm going to

They say there's bread and work for all

And the sun shines always there

But I'll not forget old Ireland

Were it fifty times as fair

Were it fifty times as fair

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