When I first come to this country in eighteen and forty-nine
I saw many fair lovers but I never saw mine
I view-ed it all around me, saw I was quite alone
And me a poor stranger and a long way from home.
Well, my true love she won't have me and it's this I understand
For she wants some free holder and I have no land
I couldn't maintain her on silver and gold
But all of the other fine things that my love's house could hold.
Fair thee well to ol' Mother, fair thee well to my Father, too
I'm going for to ramble this wide world all through
And when I get weary, I'll sit down and cry
And think of my Saro, pretty Saro, my bride.
Well, I wished I was a turtledove, had wings and could fly
Far away to my lover's lodgings, tonight I'd draw nigh
And there in her lily-white arms I'd lay there all night
And watch through them little winders for the dawning of day.
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- Silver Skies Blue
- Strangers Again
- Live From The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
- Miscellaneous
- Bohemian
- Paradise
- Judith
- True Stories And Other Dreams
- Live at the Metropolitan Museum of Art at the Temple of...
- Live At Newport
- Christmas At The Biltmore Estate
- Recollections
- The Greatest Hits of the Musicals
- West End Girls
- I Believe My Heart - Broadway Valentines
- The Most Beautiful Wedding Music Ever
- Nostalgic Woman Collection, Vol. 1 (54 Greatest Hit Songs)
- A Maid of Constant Sorrow (Remastered 2014)
- Remastered Hits (Remastered 2014)
- The Very Best of Judy Collins (Remastered)