Barbara Allen (Album Version)-Art Garfunkel

[ti:Barbara Allen ] [ar:Art Garfunkel] [al:The Singer] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Barbara Allen (Album Version) - Art Garfunkel [00:05.74]All in the merry month of May [00:11.68]When green buds all are swelling [00:16.71]Sweet William on his deathbed lay for love of Barbara Allen [00:29.46]He sent his servant to the town [00:34.69]The place where she did dwell in [00:39.90]Saying "Master dear has sent me here [00:45.63]If your name be Barbara Allen " [00:51.89] [00:52.65]Then slowly slowly she got up and slowly she went to him [01:04.85]And all she said when there she came was [01:10.36]"Young man I think you're dying [01:14.93]"Don't you remember the other night [01:21.32]When we were in the tavern [01:25.32] [01:26.94]You drank a toast to the ladies [01:31.62]There and slighted Barbara Allen " [01:44.33]He turned his face unto the wall [01:49.93]He turned his back upon her [01:56.91]"Adieu adieu to all my friends [02:03.06]And be kind be kind to Barbara Allen " [02:19.58] [02:48.30]As she was wandering on the fields she heard the death bell knelling [02:58.53] [02:59.41]And every note it seemed to say [03:04.66]"Hard-hearted Barbara Allen " [03:09.53]The more it tolled the more she grieved [03:15.24]She bursted out a-crying [03:21.59]"Oh pick me up and carry me home [03:27.08]I fear that I am dying " [03:42.22] [03:59.24]They buried Willy in the old church yard and Barbara in the new one [04:10.85]And from William's grave there grew a rose [04:16.52]From Barbara's a green briar [04:22.23]They grew and grew in the old church yard [04:27.75]Till they could grow no higher [04:34.93]And there they tied in a true lover's knot [04:42.60]The red rose and the briar