My Fair Lady

I’m weary from my travels

I’ve come a long, long way

I haven’t felt a woman

Since last that I was here

Oh, won’t you bring me whiskey

And run your fingers through my hair?

Oh won’t you whisper sweet words

Oh, so softly in my ear?

Oh, you're late

Oh, you're late

You're late

Can you always tell a sinner

From a saint if he’s the same?

Is your thick skin growing thinner

Have you found someone to blame?

She said you need not worry, child

Now is not the time

Then she kissed me on the forehead

And turned my water into wine

My fair lady, my fair lady

Just let me hold you for a while

Just let me hold you for a while

My fair lady, my fair lady

Just let me hold you for a while

Just let me hold you for a while

Keep looking out your window

When the storms are raging on

Oh-oh, and before you know, gal

I’ll be coming back ashore

Coming back to my hometown

Where I saw you first

I knew you were the one

I knew it all along

Go on, claim my heart

Some nights just seem forever lasting

Low lights make me know that you’re there

Oh

My fair lady, my fair lady

Oh, won’t you lay here by my side?

Just let me hold you for a while

My fair lady, my fair lady

Oh, won’t you lay here by my side?

Just let me hold you for a while

Won’t you lay here by my side?

Just let me hold you for a while