The Old Garden Gate

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The Old Garden Gate

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As I walked out one May morning So early in the Spring I placed my back against the old garden gate For to hear my true love sing Come now, my love, and sit down by me Where the leaves are springing green It's now very near the three quarters of a year Since you and I together have been I will not come and sit down by you Nor yet no other man Since you have been courting another young girl Your heart is no longer mine There is a flower, I've heard them say I wish I could that flower find It's called "hearts-ease" by night and, by day I cast my anchor in the sea And it sank down into the sand So did my heart, all in my body When I took my false love by the hand I'll never believe a man any more Be his hair white, yellow or brown Unless he was high on the gallows tree And swearing that he wanted to come down So, girls, beware of a false love true Never mind what a young man might say He's like a star on a foggy, foggy morning: You think he's near; he's far away

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