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Lamorna - The King's Singers
I'll sing to you a song it's about a maiden fair
I met the other evening
At the corner of the square
She had a dark and roving eye
She was a charming
Rover
And we rode all night
Through the pale moonlight
Away down to Lamorna
Twas down in Albert square
I never shall forget
Her eyes they shone like diamonds
And the evening it was wet wet wet
Her hair hung down in curls
She was a charming rover
And we rode all night
Through the pale moonlight
Away down to Lamorna
As we got in the cab I asked her for her name
And when she gave it me well
Mine it was the same
So I lifted up her veil
For her face was covered over
And to my surprise it was my wife
I took down to Lamorna
Twas down in Albert square
I never shall forget
Her eyes they shone like diamonds
And the evening it was wet wet wet
Her hair hung down in curls
She was a charming rover
And we rode all night
Through the pale moonlight
Away down to Lamorna
Down to Lamorna
Take down to Lamorna
Take down
She said I know you now I knew you all along
I knew you in the dark but I did it for a lark
And for that lark you'll pay for the taking of the
Donah:
You'll pay the fare for I declare
Away down to Lamorna
Twas down in Albert square
I never shall forget
Her eyes they shone like diamonds
And the evening it was wet wet wet
Her hair hung down in curls
She was a charming rover
And we rode all night
Through the pale moonlight
Away down to Lamorna
We rode all night
Through the pale moonlight
