Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Nick Drake
Canonical path: /nick-drake/courting-blues
Related lyric paths: 6
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Courting Blues
Read Courting Blues lyrics by Nick Drake on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Courting Blues
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Green are your eyes
In the morning, when you rise
Don't you be afraid to lie
By me, my love
Your father will not know
Love can be broken
Though no words are spoken
Don't you be afraid to lie
By me, my love
Your father will not know
Love, don't cry
I`ll never try
Don't you be afraid to lie
By me, my love
Your father will not know
Green are your eyes
In the morning, when you rise
Don't you be afraid to lie
By me, my love
Your father will be told someday
About our wedding day(?)
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