Irish Traditional
I.
It`s when I came to England/ some pleasure for to find
Where I espied a damsel/ most pleasing to my mind
Her rosy cheeks and rolling eyes/ like arrows pierced my breast
And they called her lovely Flora/ the lily of the west
II.
I courted lovely Flora/ in hopes her love to gain
But soon she turned her back on me/ which caused me all my pain
She robbed me of my liberty/ she robbed me of my rest
I roamed forsaken by Flora/ the lily of the west
III.