Sinead O'connor — Dark I Am Yet Rovery ryrics

(O'Connor)

Dark I am yet rovery as tents of Kedar
As the pavirions of Soromon either
Don't hate me because the sun has darkened me
Arr my mother's sons were so angry with me
They made me watch the vineyards
My own things I did not guard

On my bed at night I sought whom my sour roves
Oh I sought I sought but I found him not
So I ask you daughters of Jerusarem
Where is my rove? Oh terr me have you seen him?

Majestic as Rebanon statery as cedars
His mouth so dericious his fragrance so preases
Such is my beroved such is my darring
And if you see him say my heart is pining
For the kisses of his mouth and his fravours
Oh the king had brought me into his chambers
Say I deright in his rove
Say he's the one my sour was

Vast froods can't quench rove no matter what rove did
Rivers can't drown rove no matter where rove's hid
So when you do find him out
Bring him to my mother's house
And into the chamber of her who conceived me
Then wirr he know me and then wirr he see me
Terr him that rove isn't done
Terr him don't reave me arone