Down in the Willow Garden - Blue Grass Boogiemen & Tim Knol

Down in the willow garden Where me and my love did meet, As we set there a courtin', My love fell off to sleep. I had a bottle of burgundy wine, My love she did not know. So I poisoned that dear little girl On the banks below. I drew a saber through her, It was a bloody knife, I threw her in the river, Which was a dreadful sight. My father oft had told me That money would set me free If I would murder that dear little girl Whose name was Rose Connelly. My father sits at his cabin door, Wiping his tear dimmed eyes, For his only son soon shall walk To yonder scaffold high. My race is run beneath the sun, The scaffold now waits for me, For I did murder that dear little girl Whose name was Rose Connelly.

Down in the willow garden, me and my love did meet And as we sat a-courting, my love fell off to sleep I had a bottle of burgundy wine; my love, she did not know And so I poisoned that dear little girl along the banks below Along the banks below I drew my saber through her; it was a bloody night I threw her in the river, which was a dreadful sight My father often told me that money would set me free And so I murdered that dear little girl whose name was Rose Connelly Whose name was Rose Connelly My father sits at his cabin door wiping his tear-dimmed eyes His only son soon should walk to yonder scaffold high My race is run beneath the sun; the scaffold now waits for me For I did murder that dear little girl whose name was Rose Connelly Whose name was Rose Connelly Whose name was Rose Connelly

I remember Disney World The first time, I was a little girl We met mickey mouse Had dinner just like at your house I remember the lake We played in the sand You drove us in the boat The water was gross But it wasn't fake I know you're scared I am too This is one of those times you'll never be prepared So let's just think About Moose Jaw, about skating rinks Let's think about Birdhouses, playing on the deck Instead of being a wreck I remember birthday cakes Fingers outstretched, wanting to eat icing The memories are as sweet as the taste When we would light the candles and then start to sing Happy birthday to you It was your last one, deep down I knew All those gifts we got you Where did they go What are we supposed to do Now that you've left us here alone We were all scared You were too But we never could've been prepared So let's just think About birthday cakes in the living room Let's think about Grandma macaroni in the afternoon Instead of crying because you were gone too soon All these memories twist around in my head Slept on the floor at the cottage there was no bed We played On sand hills We stayed Wherever you said we will You calmed the storm You kept us warm You took us out to dinner Until you got sicker, thinner Wasting away I always knew you couldn't stay We'll go into the garden I'll start crying again Water the flowers with the tears from my eyes We all saw this coming but it still took me by surprise Daffodils, daisies, ornaments Beautiful things I'll never forget I'm so scared Are you too I was not prepared So now I just think about Visits to your house Yeah I just think About mouse trap About rocking horses About dreams come true I just think about you