Текст песни Yeats - Down By The Salley Gardens

An Old Song Resung

DOWN by The Salley Gardens My Love and i Did Meet;
SHE PASSED THE SALLEY GARDENS WITH LITTLE SNOW-WHITE FEET.
She Bid Me Take Love Easy As The Leaves Grow On The Tree;
But i, Being Young and Foolish, with Her Would Not Agree.

5 in a field by The River My Love and I Did Stand,
And ON My Leaning Shoulder She Laid Her Snow-White Hand
She Bid Me Take Life Easy, AS The Grass Grows on the Weirs;
But I Was Young and Foolish, and Now Am Full of Tears.

Old Song Pending again

I waited in the garden under 2, and then we went together.
Her snow-white legs barely touched the earth.
"Love," she said, "foliage is growing easily.
But I was stupid and young and did not know that she was right.

5 And in the field where the dams we stood above the river,
My shoulder touched it with a snow-white hand.
- Live easily, my cute, how grows between grass stones.
But I was young, and I bitterly remember her words.