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Joan Baez - Michael Lyrics

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  • In the time spent in the foggy dew
  • With the raven and the dove
  • Barefoot she walked the winter streets
  • In search of her own true love
  • For she was Mary Hamilton
  • And lover of John Riley
  • And the maid of constant sorrow
  • And the mother of the doomed Geordie
  • One day by the banks of the river
  • Midst tears and gossamer
  • Sweet Michael rowed his boat ashore
  • And came to rescue her
  • And fill thee up my loving cup
  • Fast and to the brim
  • How many fair and tender maids
  • Could love as she could then?
  • For was was likened to Pretty Boy Floyd
  • And also John Riley
  • And a rake and rambling railroad boy
  • And the Silkie of the Sule Skerry
  • And there in the arms of Michael
  • In their stolen hour
  • Loud rang the bells of Rhymney
  • From the ancient church bell tower
  • And there in the night with Michael
  • While he lay fast asleep
  • She put her head to the window pane
  • And in the fullness of love did weep
  • And fill thee up my loving cup
  • Fast and to the brim
  • How many fair and tender maids
  • Will love as she did then?
  • You've heard of the House of the Rising Sun
  • And what careless love can do
  • You've heard of the wildwood flower
  • That fades in the morning dew
  • And of the ship that circles three times round
  • And sinks beneath the sea
  • You've heard of Barbary Allen
  • And now you've heard of me
  • So fill thee up my loving cup
  • Fast and to the brim
  • How many fair and tender maids
  • Will ever love again

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