JOHN REILLY LYRICS

Lyrics - The Walkabouts Lyrics - John Reilly Lyrics  :: Biography  :: Albums  :: Lyrics John Reilly Lyrics Artist(Band):The Walkabouts Review The Song (0) Print the Lyrics  Send "John Reilly" Ringtones to Cell  Fair young maiden All in the garden Strange young man Passed her by Said: "Fair maid Will you marry me?" This, then, sir, Was her reply "Oh no, kind sir I canot marry thee For my beloved Who sails out on the sea He's been gone For seven years And still no man Shall marry me Well if he's in Some battle salin Well I will die When the moon [ ? ] Or if he's drowned In the dark salt sea I'll be true To his memory." He picked her up All in his arms And kisses gave her One, two and three Said: "Weep no more My own dear true love I am your love Lost John Reilly" Said: "Weep no more My own dear true love I am your love Lost John Reilly"  Send "John Reilly" Ringtones to Cell  If you find some error in John Reilly Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review the song John Reilly The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics. Your Name: Your Email: (Notes: Your name and email will be published if you input them) Review about John Reilly ------ Performed by The Walkabouts Please enter a title for your review: ------ 11/25/2009 Type your review in the space below:   Download "The Walkabouts" Music

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