Sorrel
Lyrics
In a garden of the southland
He found her wandering astray
She came to show him of her beauty
That many passersby don't see
Would you be taking in
Such frail-looking lady
The sadness of her lone display
Dressed in yellow fire burning
The corner dweller on the lane
Sorrow was her only feeling
For she could have no living shame
Take thee care and time
To sow your own true seed
The summers end will bring your leaving
Then he journeyed for a long ways
And she was never in his mind
Came he home to just a memory
For the lady she had died
Writer(s): ANDREW POWELL, DAVID TURNER, MARTIN TURNER, STEVE UPTON
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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