The Flandyke Shore
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The Flandyke Shore
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I went unto my love's chamber window
Where I often had been before
Just to let her know unto Flandyke Shore
Unto Flandyke Shore
Never to return to England no more
Never to return to England no more
I went unto my love's chamber door
Where I never had been before
There I saw a light springing from her clothes
Springing from her clothes
Just as the morning sun when first arose
Just as the morning sun when first arose
As I was walking on the Flandyke Shore
Her own dear father I did meet
My daughter she is dead he cried
She is dead he cried
And she's broken her heart all for the love of thee
So I hove a bullet on to fair England's shore
On to fair England's shore
Just where I thought that my own true love did lay
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John Wesley Harding performs "The Flandyke Shore", and this lyric page sits inside the John Wesley Harding catalog on LyroVerse.
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