1. Our Willie, dear, is dying, love, And thou art far away; His little breath is sighing, love, And cannot last till day. To night while sitting by his side I heard him speak of thee -- My father's coming home, he said, with presents bright for me; My father's coming home, he said, with presents bright for me. Come with an eagle's flight, Come like a beam of light, Come libe, come home to night; Our Willie dear is dying.
2. His blooming cheeks have faded, love, The light has left his brow; His eyes are dim'd and shaded, love, You would not know him now. And when the fever rages, With a sad and restless moan, His feeble voice then warns us there is death within that tone; His feeble voice then warns us there is death within that tone. Come with an eagle's flight, Come like a beam of light, Come libe, come home to night; Our Willie dear is dying.
3. No grief that e'er befell me, love, Could cause this heart such pain; Though neighbors kindly tell me, love, He may get well again. But a mother's heart is watchful All the life has left his eyes;-- Oh come to night and weep with me before our darling dies-- Oh come to night and weep with me before our darling dies. Come with an eagle's flight, Come like a beam of light, Come libe, come home to night; Our Willie dear is dying. Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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