Verse 1 Must I then, must I then from this little town depart, Leave this little town behind while thou, my love, dost stay? When I come, when I come, when I come back home to thee, When I come back home to thee, I shall rest, my dear, with thee. Though I cannot always by thy loving side remain, Still my heart finds joy in thee; When I come, when I come, when I come back home to thee, I shall rest, my dearest love, with thee. Verse 2 If thou weep'st, if thou weep'st that I must wander far away, That I must wander far away, as if our love were through— Though there be, though there be many maidens in this world, Many maidens in this world, dearest love, I'll still be true. Think thou not, when I see another's pretty face, That my heart could turn from thee; Though there be, though there be many maidens in this world, I'll be true, my dearest love, to thee. [Accustic Guitar Intermezzo] Verse 3 When the year, when the year, when the harvest time is done, When the harvest time is done, I shall come once more to thee. If I am, if I am still thy one and only love, Still thy one and only love, then our wedding day shall be. When the year, when the year draws its weary course to end, Then I'll be thine and thou mine; If I am, if I am still thy one and only love, Then our wedding day shall be. [Accustic Guitar Intermezzo] [Outro - Fade] When the harvest time is done, I shall come back home to thee, If I am still thy only love, then our wedding day shall be... When the year draws to its end, then I'll be thine and thou mine, If I am still thy only love, then our wedding day shall be.
