Sally Mary – Dan McCafferty – letras

Hey Harry McCulloughCome sing us a song’bout the highlands so misty and greenYour song about Sally the hills and the rainWe never will see againWhen I was a tiny young highland boyIn Scotland the green the greenI played in the hills with my Sally MaryWinners and losers we’ve beenShe was riding a pony of silk and whiteAnd I rode a wooden stickWe hounded the horses and we followed the birdsAnd grew up as you’d say in « Gluck »I called her Sally my loveAnd she said Harry my manAs we lay at the Mulltire lakeEntwined in the night forever youngUntil the morning cameAnd when we grew olderAnd the grass no more greenThe lake lost its clear blue shadeI left her for sailing the mighty SeaOoh Sally our love it did fadeI called her Sally my loveAnd she said Harry my manAs we lay at the Mulltire lakeEntwined in the night forever youngUntil the morning came