The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
The Highwaymen (Folk)
[Intro]
(I'd like to introduce Ann Morrill
Who is the wife of my ex-biology professor at college
I went over to, uh, Dr. Morrill's house one evening to study
And ended up singing folk songs with his wife
We'd like to do one now)
[Verse 1]
Poor little turtle dove
Sittin' in a pine
Mournin' for her own true love
So why not me for mine?
Why not me for mine?
[Verse 2]
I'm not gonna marry in the fall
I'm gonna marry in the spring
I'm gonna marry a pretty little girl
Who wears a big gold ring
Who wears a big gold ring
[Verse 3]
I went up on the mountain
To give my horn a blow
Every girl in the countryside
Said, "Yonder goes my beau"
"Yonder goes my beau”
[Verse 4]
I've got hogs in the pen
Corn to feed 'em on
All I need is a pretty little girl
To feed 'em when I’m gone
To feed 'em when I’m gone
[Verse 5]
Poor little turtle dove
Sittin' in a pine
Mournin' for her own true love
Why not me for mine?
Why not me for mine?
The Turtle Dove was written by Traditional.