Kathleen
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Kathleen
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Ever flaming eyes of green
But the loneliest you have seen
Stands there barefoot by the shore
Like a widows walk that hears their dour
And a voice she's heard not seen
For many years she's sailed alone
Merry but one day when he
Went a-whalin' on and then goes on, his Kathleen
Silently she holds within
Like a proud and beautiful she is
Faith like no-one ever said
And her reasons won't belay her fears
Would the cruel stormy sea
Take her love and just never tell life when
And each day, Kathleen
She will beg the spirits of the wind, for Kathleen
Why she'd be upon her knee
Begs the spirit of the wind
Send him safely home from sea
So that love undecided can bloom again, for Kathleen
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Gene Clark performs "Kathleen", and this lyric page sits inside the Gene Clark catalog on LyroVerse.
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