Foxhunter's Jig
de Frankie McBride
I've been crying (boo-hoo)
'Cause I'm lonely (for you)
Smiles have all turned (to tears)
But tears won't wash away the fears
That you're never ever gonna return
To ease the fire that within me burns
It keeps me crying, baby, for you
Keeps on sighing, baby, for you
So won't you hurry?
Come on, boy, see about me
(Come see about me)
See about your baby
(Come see about me)
I've given up my friends just (for you)
My friends are gone and you (have too)
No peace shall I find
Until you come back boy and be mine
No matter what you do or say
I'm gonna love you anyway
Keep on crying, baby, for you
I keep on sighing, baby, for you
So come on, hurry
Come on and see about me
(Come see about me)
See about your baby
(Come see about me)
Sometimes I'm up (up, mm-hmm)
Sometimes I'm down (down, mm-hmm)
My life's so uncertain (mm-hmm)
With you not around (mm-hmm)
From my arms you may be out of reach
But my heart says you're here for to keep
It keeps me crying, baby, for you
Keep on sighing baby for you
So won't you hurry?
Come on, boy, see about me
(Come see about me)
See about your baby
(Come see about me)
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