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Title
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When spring comes in
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Singer
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Sawyer, David [Phoebus]
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Song Lyrics
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Verse 1
When spring comes in the birds will sing,
The lambs will play and the bells will ring,
And we shall enjoy the glorious charm,
So lovely and so gay.
Verse 2
Where primroses grow and cowslips too,
And violets in their sweet attire,
And daffodils show through every briar,
When daisies fade away.
Verse 3
Young men and maidens will be seen,
On mountains high and meadows green,
And homeward they will bend their way,
When the evening star appears.
Verse 4
The dairy maid a-milking goes,
Her blooming cheeks as red as the rose;
For she can milk and she can sing,
And she can make the valleys to ring.
Verse 5
The small birds in the branches near,
Come listening to this lovely dear;
She is her master’s trust and care,
And all a ploughman’s joy.
