Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Sheila Nee Iyer, artist - Dervish. Album song At The End of the Day, in the genre Кельтская музыка
Date of issue: 31.12.2007
Record label: CD Baby
Song language: English
Sheila Nee Iyer |
It was on the banks of a clear, flowing stream |
That first I accosted that comely young dame |
And in great confusion I did ask her name |
Are you Flora, Aurora, or the fame queen of Tyre? |
She answered, «I'm neither, I’m Sheila Nee Iyer |
Go rhyming, rogue, let my flocks roam in peace |
You won’t find amongst them that famed Golden Fleece |
Or the tresses of Helen, that goddess of Greece |
Have hanked 'round your heart like a doll of desire |
Be off to your speirbhean,"said Sheila Nee Iyer |
May the sufferings of Sisyphus fall to my share |
And may I the torments of Tantalus bear |
To the dark land of Hades let my soul fall an heir |
Without linnet in song or a note on the lyre |
If ever I prove false to you, Sheila Nee Iyer |
Oh had I the wealth of the Orient store |
Or the gems of Peru or the Mexican ore |
Or the hand of the Midas to mold o’er and o’er |
Bright bracelets of gold or of flaming sapphire |
I’d robe you in splendor, my Sheila Nee Iyer |