Laydies Bryng Your Flowers Faire
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Laydies Bryng Your Flowers Faire
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Laydies bryng your flowers faire
Fresh as the morning dew
Virgin white and through the night
I will make sweet love to you
The petals soon grow soft and fall
Upon which we may rest
With gentle sigh, I'll softly lie
My head upon your breast
And dreams like many wondrous flowers
Will blossom from our sleep
With steady arm from any harm
My lady I will keep
Through soft spring days and summer's haze
I will be with thee 'til when
The fall draws near, I disappear
'til spring has come again
Laydies bryng your flowers faire
Fresh as the morning dew
Virgin white and through the night
I will make sweet love to you
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Heather Alexander performs "Laydies Bryng Your Flowers Faire", and this lyric page sits inside the Heather Alexander catalog on LyroVerse.
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