June Tabor - I Never Thought My Love Would Leave Me lyrics
[June Tabor - I Never Thought My Love Would Leave Me lyrics]
I never thought that my love would leave me
Until that morning when he came in
He sat down and I sat beside him
'Twas then our troubles they did begin
Oh love is pleasing and love is teasing
And love is a pleasure when first it's new
But love grows older and grows quite colder
And fades away like the morning dew
There is a tavern in yon town
And there my love goes and he sit's down
He takes a dark girl on his knee
And tells her what he once told me
There is a blackbird sit's on yon tree
Some say he's blind and cannot see
Some say he's blind and cannot see
And so is my false love to me
I wish my father had never whistled
I wish my mother had never sung
I wish the cradle had never rocked me
I wish I'd died, love, when I was young
Until that morning when he came in
He sat down and I sat beside him
'Twas then our troubles they did begin
Oh love is pleasing and love is teasing
And love is a pleasure when first it's new
But love grows older and grows quite colder
And fades away like the morning dew
There is a tavern in yon town
And there my love goes and he sit's down
He takes a dark girl on his knee
And tells her what he once told me
There is a blackbird sit's on yon tree
Some say he's blind and cannot see
Some say he's blind and cannot see
And so is my false love to me
I wish my father had never whistled
I wish my mother had never sung
I wish the cradle had never rocked me
I wish I'd died, love, when I was young