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BARBRIALLEN (DEMO) -SIMON & GARFUNKEL |
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It was in the merry month of May |
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When green bugs were a-swelling |
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Sweet William on his death bed lay |
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For the love of Barbriallen |
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He sent his servant to the town |
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The place where she'd been dwelling |
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Say master dear has sent me here |
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If your name be Barbriallen |
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And slowly, slowly she got up |
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And slowly she went to him |
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And all she said when she got there |
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Young man I think you are dying |
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Oh, don't you remember the other day |
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When we where in a tavern |
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You drank your health to the ladies there |
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And you slided Barbriallen |
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He turned his face unto the wall |
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He turned his back upon her |
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Adieu, adieu to all my friends |
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Be kind to Barbriallen |
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She looked to the east, she looked to the west |
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She saw his corpse a-coming |
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Oh, put him down for me she cried |
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That I may gaze upon him |
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The more she looked, the more she grieved |
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She bursted it out in crying |
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Oh, pick me up and carry me home |
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For I feel like I am dying |
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They buried sweet Willy in the old church yard |
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And Barbara in the new one |
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From Willy's grave there grew a rose |
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From Barbara's a green briar |
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They grew and they grew on the old church wall |
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And could not grow no higher |
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And there they tied in a true love's knot |
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The rose bush and the briar |