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WILD GEESE (Mal Waite) I know that soon I must go and leave you who can tell when we'll meet again? The wild goose calls and I must follow even though it brings you pain. But when I'm far away please remember come what may I will always care. And when you hear the wild geese calling think of me and I'll be right there. The land I've worked was once my father's I hoped some day it would be my son's. But when the crops began to falter no living there could then be won. And soon a ship will raise it's anchor - to Americay I have paid my fare. And when you hear the wild geese calling think of me and I'll be right there. My dearest dear who knows whenever I'll come again to this land I love. But as we part amongst the heather this vow I'll make by the stars above. That unto you I will prove faithful and this promise I do make my dear. That when you hear the wild geese calling think of me and I'll be right there. Yes think of me and I'll be right there. "The tune of O'Carolan's Plaxty Irwin was too singable to be reserved for musicians" From Mal Waite's cassette "By Request". (c)Friendly Ovrtures, Ltd. @home @parting @Irish filename[ WGEESE TUNE FILE: WGEESE CLICK TO PLAY RP |
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