I Wonder When I Shall Be Married
from Heart of the Hills Vol. 3 by Mardell McCombs
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIn Volume 3:
More medieval melodrama!
Including, but not limited too-
Murder, mysticism, magic, marriage, tragic love and cruel vengeance.
An elfin knight, a wicked sister and a Really Creepy Town.
Another talking bird. (A very fine bird.)
And a ram worthy of P. T. Barnum.
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lyrics
I WONDER WHEN I SHALL BE MARRIED traditional
I wonder when I shall be married
Oh, be married, oh, be married
I wonder when I shall be married
For my beauty's beginning to fade
My mother she is so willing
Oh, so willing, oh, so willing
My mother she is so willing
For she's got four daughters besides
My father has forty good shillings
Oh, gold shillings, oh, good shillings
My father has forty good shillings
And they will be mine when he dies
My shoes they have gone to be mended
Oh, be mended, oh, be mended
My shoes they have gone to be mended
And my petticoat's gone to dye green
And they will be ready on Sunday
Oh, on Sunday, oh, on Sunday
Yes they will be ready on Sunday
Oh, say won't I look like a queen
I wonder when I shall be married
Oh, be married, oh, be married
I wonder when I shall be married
For my beauty's beginning to fade
For my beauty's beginning to fade
I wonder when I shall be married
Oh, be married, oh, be married
I wonder when I shall be married
For my beauty's beginning to fade
My mother she is so willing
Oh, so willing, oh, so willing
My mother she is so willing
For she's got four daughters besides
My father has forty good shillings
Oh, gold shillings, oh, good shillings
My father has forty good shillings
And they will be mine when he dies
My shoes they have gone to be mended
Oh, be mended, oh, be mended
My shoes they have gone to be mended
And my petticoat's gone to dye green
And they will be ready on Sunday
Oh, on Sunday, oh, on Sunday
Yes they will be ready on Sunday
Oh, say won't I look like a queen
I wonder when I shall be married
Oh, be married, oh, be married
I wonder when I shall be married
For my beauty's beginning to fade
For my beauty's beginning to fade
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from Heart of the Hills Vol. 3,
released September 16, 2019
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