Текст песни Clancy Brothers - Banks Of The Roses
Clancy Brothers - Banks Of The Roses слова песни
On the banks of the roses, my love and I sat downAnd I took out my violin to play my love a tuneIn the middle of the tune, O she sighed and she saidO Johnny, lovely Johnny, Would you leave meO when I was a young man, I heard my father sayThat he`d rather see me dead and buried in the claySooner than be married to any runawayBy the lovely sweet banks of the rosesO then I am no runaway and soon I`ll let them knowI can take a good glass or leave it aloneAnd the man that doesn`t like me, he can keephis daughter homeAnd young Johnny will go roving with anotherAnd if ever I get married, twill be in the month of MayWhen the leaves they are green and the meadowsthey are gayAnd I and my true love can sit and sport and playOn the lovely sweet banks of the roses