| Author | Topic: Add: In My Father's Garden | |
| Jon Freeman | Posted - 17 May 05 - 11:34 am | |
Now in my father's garden are flowers beyond compare, Now in my father's garden are flowers beyond compare. And birds of every colour fly in from everywhere. Chorus I want to be near you, You're the one for me, for me. I want to be near you, You're the one for me. And birds of every colour fly in from everywhere, And birds of every colour fly in from everywhere. The turtle dove and partridge, the quail is also there. The turtle dove and partridge, the quail is also there' The turtle dove and partridge, the quail is also there. The little dove both night and day sings on without a care. The little dove both night and day sings on without a care, The little dove both night and day sings on without a care. He sings for all the maidens such melodies so rare. Source: Singing Together, Summer 1978, BBC Publications Notes: French. The tune is "Aupres de Ma Blonde". | ||
| Snuffy | Posted - 18 May 05 - 01:27 pm | |
The lyrics appear to be a singable translation of the opening verses of a version of "Aupres de Ma Blonde" that I learned in the 60s | ||