The Dubliners - I Never Will Marry
I Never Will Marry
One morning I rambled down
By the sea shore
The wind it did whistle
And the waters did roar
I heard some fair maiden
Give a pitiful cry
It sounded so lonesome,
It swept off on high
I never will marry,
I'll be no man's wife
I exepct to live single
All the days of my life
The shells in the ocean
Shall be my Death-bed
While the fish in Deep water
Swim over my head
She cast her fair Body
In the water so Deep
And closed her pretty blue eyes
Forever to sleep
One morning I rambled down
By the sea shore
The wind it did whistle
And the waters did roar
I heard some fair maiden
Give a pitiful cry
It sounded so lonesome,
It swept off on high
I never will marry,
I'll be no man's wife
I exepct to live single
All the days of my life
The shells in the ocean
Shall be my Death-bed
While the fish in Deep water
Swim over my head
She cast her fair Body
In the water so Deep
And closed her pretty blue eyes
Forever to sleep
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