1. The cows were waiting at the gate, Down yonder in the lane, And evening in its solitude Smiled on the fields of grain, The clover blossoms hung their heads And flowers bloomed so fair, When first I saw the modest face Of bonnie Jean O'Dair.
CHORUS O! bonnie Jean O'Dair, the fairest of the fair, The sweetest girl in all the world Is bonnie Jean O'Dair.
2. She wore a plain and modest dress, And apron white as snow, It seemed that birds were happiest Where-ever she would go. Her eyes smiled 'neath her summer hat, That shaded well her hair, Which hung in tresses 'bout the face Of bonnie Jean O'Dair.
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3. It seemed that nature set apart This rustic-looking place For birds to sing, and flowers bloom, To blush before her face; I thought, if I should look for joy On earth I'd found it there, My home would be a paradise, Its angel, Jean O'Dair.
(CHORUS) Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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