Lyrics Lady Gypsy - David Brent

Lady Gypsy

When I had known only
Eighteen summers
I headed West through the
Whitley Wood
To make my fortune and
To find a lover
And to lead the best life a young man could
Ly, ly ly ly, ly ly ly
Oh ly ly ly, ly ly ly, ly ly ly
And by the lakeside just South of Didcot
I spied an angel who was standing there
She was a traveller
But she was pretty
And clean
She was in the water, washing her hair
I lost my heart to a lady gypsy
So long ago I forget her name
But I
Still remember the
Smell of the flowers
And the way, my life would never be the same
She laid me down on a bed of heather
She said «please be careful this is what I sell»
I said «you're a hooker?»
She said «No, I mean the heather
I sell the heather like a lucky spell»
I said «but to be clear then
The sex is free yes?»
She said «yes the sex is free
The heather’s a pound»
I said «I don’t need no heather
And if I did I would just pick some, it’s free
It’s growing in the ground»
I lost my heart to a lady gypsy
So long ago I forget her name
But I
Still remember the
Smell of the flowers
And the way my life would never be the same
I lost my heart to a lady gypsy
So long ago I forget her name
But I
Still remember the
Smell of the flowers
And the way my life would never be the same
When I had known only
Eighteen summers