Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Jay Munly
Came to this country in 1849
Saw many lovers but I never saw mine
Viewed all around me, saw I was alone
Me, a poor soldier, far from my home...
Ooh...
It's not the long journey I'm dreading to go
Or leaving this country for the debts I owe
There's nothing that pleases me nor troubles my mind
But leaving pretty Saro, my darling behind...
Ooh...
Wish I were a poet, could write a fine hand
Write my love a letter she might understand
Send it by the waters where the island overflows
And think of pretty Saro, wherever I may go...
Ooh...
Farewell my dear father, likewise mother too
Going to ramble this country all through
When I get broken I'll sit down and cry
Think of pretty Saro with tears in my eyes...