William Olvis, Barbara Cook & Irra Petina – My Love

William Olvis, Barbara Cook & Irra Petina – My Love Lyrics

Artist: William Olvis, Barbara Cook & Irra Petina
Song: My Love

Poets have said
Love is undying, my love
Don’t be misled
They were all lying, my love

Love’s on the wing
But now while he hovers
Let us be lovers
One soon recovers, my love

Soon the fever’s fled
For love’s a transient blessing
Just a week in bed
And we’ll be convalescing

Why talk of morals
When springtime is flying?
Why end in quarrels
Reproaches and sighing

Crying for love?
My love?
I cannot entеrtain
Your shocking proposition

How could I regain
My virginal condition?
She is so pure that
Bеfore you may bed her

You must assure us
That first you will wed her
Wed her!
Well then

Since you’re so pure
I shall betroth you, my love
Though I feel sure
I’ll come to loathe you, my love

Still for the thrill
I’m perfectly willing
For if we must wed
Before we may bed

Then let us be wed
My love!
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Release Year: 1956