The Old Man at the Fair by Mark Lindsay
The Old Man at the Fair by Mark Lindsay

The Old Man at the Fair

Mark Lindsay * Track #1 On You’ve Got a Friend

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The Old Man at the Fair by Mark Lindsay

Release Date
Fri Jan 01 1971
Performed by
Mark Lindsay

The Old Man at the Fair Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Pardon me, old woman, but I've come to the fair
In search of the young girl with strawberry hair
I left her here just a short time ago
Holding some sweetmeats behind her

[Verse 2]
She was standing 'twixt here and the merry-go-round
Wearing a cape and a calico gown
Don't mind me old woman I'll just look around
Perhaps there's a chance I can find her

[Bridge]
It was just a few minutes ago
When I said I'd return with the bread and the beer
Or was it a month, or was it a year?
Tell you the truth, I really don't know
I only remembеr seeing her here

[Chorus]
And don't ya' cry, old woman, it's a bеautiful day
You're not bad for a woman of obvious age
Your hair is a beautiful strawberry gray
You can serve in our house if I find her

[Bridge]
Why, it was just a few minutes ago
When I said I'd return with the bread and the beer
Or was it a month, or was it a year?
Tell you the truth, I really don't know
I only remember seeing her here

[Chorus]
And don't ya' cry, old woman, it's a beautiful day
You're not bad for a woman of obvious age
Your hair is a beautiful strawberry gray
You can serve in our house if I find her

The Old Man at the Fair Q&A

Who wrote The Old Man at the Fair's ?

The Old Man at the Fair was written by Jimmy Webb.

When did Mark Lindsay release The Old Man at the Fair?

Mark Lindsay released The Old Man at the Fair on Fri Jan 01 1971.

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