Wille Moore-Greg Graffin

[ti:Wille Moore] [ar:Greg Graffin] [al:Cold As The Clay] [by:] [offset:0] [00:01.31]Wille Moore - Greg Graffin [00:02.89] [00:10.52]1 2 1 2 3 [00:13.57] [00:33.95]Tree Moore was a young man his age 21 [00:38.12]And he courted a damsel fair [00:41.67] [00:42.31]Or her eyes were as white [00:43.88] [00:44.38]As a diamond after night [00:46.22]And a wavy jet black wore her hair [00:49.63] [00:54.54]He courted her by night and day [00:58.56]Until marriage they did agree [01:01.48] [01:02.64]But when he came to get her parents consent [01:06.56]They said it could never be [01:09.73] [01:14.90]She threw herself in Willie Moore's arms [01:18.41] [01:19.27]As often done be before [01:22.35] [01:23.18]And little did he think [01:25.19]As when he left her that night [01:27.25]Sweet Annie he would see no more [01:30.65] [01:51.82]It was about the 10th of may [01:55.28] [01:56.29]A time I remember it well [01:58.81] [02:00.23]That very same night little Annie disappeared [02:03.32] [02:04.10]In a way no tongue could tell [02:07.20] [02:12.38]Sweet Annie was loved both far and near [02:16.46]She had friends almost done all around [02:19.36] [02:20.74]And near a little brook not far from her home [02:24.61]The body of sweet Annie were found [02:27.38] [02:49.31]Her parents now are left alone [02:52.20] [02:53.62]One mourns while the other'n weeps [02:56.90] [02:57.45]And near a grassy mound outside the cottage door [03:01.40]The body of sweet Annie sleeps [03:04.97] [03:09.70]Willie Moore scarcely spoke to his friends they say [03:13.11] [03:13.81]From the moment they both did part [03:16.82] [03:17.94]And his last day was spent near his true lover's grave [03:21.01] [03:21.75]Where he died of a broken heart