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The Star of Logy Bay - Ed McCurdy
Written by：Traditional
Ye ladies and ye gentlemen I pray you lend an ear
While I locate the residence of a lovely charmer fair
The curling of her yellow locks first stole my heart away
And her place of habitation is down in Logy Bay
It was on a summer's evening this little place I found
I met her aged father who did me sore confound
Saying If you address my daughter I'll send her far away
And she never will return again while you're in Logy Bay
How could you be so cruel as to part me from my love
Her tender heart beats in her
Breast as constant as a dove
Oh Venus was no fairer nor the lovely month of May
May heaven above shower down it's love on the star of Logy
Bay
'Twas on the very next evaning he went to St John's town
And engaged for her a passage in a vessel outward bound
He robbed me of my heart's delight and sent her far away
And he left me here downhearted for the star of Logy Bay
Oh now I'll go a roaming I can no longer stay
I'll search the wide world over in every count er ie
I'll search in vain through France and Spain likewise Americay
On till I sight my heart's delight the star of Logy Bay
Now to conclude and finish the truth to you I'll tell
Between Torbay and Outer Cove 'tis there my love did dwell
The finest girl that graced our Isle so every one did say
May heaven above send down it's love on the star of Logy
Bay
