1. Oh once I knew a gentle maid, And took her for my wife; She came from where the orange grows, I loved her as my life. We happy lived no care was ours, She never caus'd me pain But on one dark and dreary night, I lost poor Mary Blane.
[REFRAIN] Oh! farewell, farewell poor Mary Blane, One faithful heart still beats for you; Farewell, farewell, poor Mary Blane, The fair, the fond and true.
2. While through the forest broad I sped The wild deer's track to gain; An Indian band our hut assail'd And bore off Mary Blane. Long, long I grieved-- and search'd the wilds, My efforts were in vain; No one could tell me where to find My muchloved Mary Blane.
[REFRAIN] Oh! farewell, farewell poor Mary Blane, One faithful heart still beats for you; Farewell, farewell, poor Mary Blane, The fair, the fond and true.
3. I ask'd the eagle as he soar'd Above the lofty peak, If he could see my stolen bride, His answer was a shriek. I follow'd him when down he plunged Toward a rocky plain-- And there I saw the whit'ning bones Of my poor Mary Blane.
[REFRAIN] Oh! farewell, farewell poor Mary Blane, One faithful heart still beats for you; Farewell, farewell, poor Mary Blane, The fair, the fond and true. Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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