My Truly, Truly Fair 1951 Guy Mitchell

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 27 Jun 2002

Some men plough the open plain,
some men sail the brine;
but I'm in love with a pretty maid,
for work I have no time

My truly truly fair,
truly truly fair,
how I love my truly fair.
There's songs to sing her,
trinkets to bring her,
flowers for her golden hair.

Once I sailed from Boston Bay
bound for Singapore,
but one day out and I missed her so
I swam right back to shore.

My truly truly fair,
truly truly fair,
how I love my truly fair.
There's songs to sing her,
trinkets to bring her,
flowers for her golden hair.

Some men work the livelong day
just for bread and wine;
but I sit out on a moonlit night
and kiss her lips for mine.

My truly truly fair,
truly truly fair,
how I love my truly fair.
There's songs to sing her,
trinkets to bring her,
flowers for her golden hair.

I love she and she loves me,
pardon if I boast;
but times we fight all the livelong night
'bout who loves who the most.

My truly truly fair,
truly truly fair,
how I love my truly fair.
There's songs to sing her,
trinkets to bring her,
flowers for her golden hair.

Soon I'm gonna marry her,
love her till I die.
There ain't no livin' on love alone,
but still I'm gonna try.

My truly truly fair,
truly truly fair,
how I love my truly fair.
There's songs to sing her,
trinkets to bring her,
flowers for her golden hair.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano
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My Truly, Truly Fair 1951 Guy Mitchell
by Bob Merrill
copyright MCMLI by Santly-Joy Inc., New York, U.S.A.
sequenced in May 2000
and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 27 June 2002 at 23.06
in association with Doug Grierson
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My Truly Truly Fair - 1951 - Guy Mitchell - seq - Dr. Pitt-Payne - 5May2000