American Old Time Song Lyrics: 27 Come Where The Lilies Bloom

Theater, Music-Hall, Nostalgic, Irish & Historic Old Songs, Volume 27

Come Where the Lilies Bloom.
Copyright, 18X78. by W. L. Thompson.
Written by Will L. Thompson.

Come away, away, away,
Come where the lilies bloom so fair;
Come away, away, away.
Come where sweet fragrance tills the air.

Come where the lilies.
The sweet fragrant lilies;
Oh, come where the lilies bloom so fair;
Down in the meadows,
The green verdant meadows,
Oh, come where sweet fragrance tills the air.

Come away, away, away.
Come where the lilies bloom so fair;
Come away, away, away,
Come where sweet fragrance tills the air.

Here beautiful lilies grow,
Here beautiful lidos grow,
While, while as the driven snow;
Here beautiful lilies grow white as snow.

Come where the shadows
Gently are falling
Over land and sea,
Over land and sea.

Evening shadows fall around us,
And the flowers have gone to sleep.
Softly the night winds
Fan 'mid the flowers,
Whispering music sweet;
Lightly the nightingale is singing
When the Bowers have gone to sleep.

Come, come where the lilies,
The sweet fragrant lilies.
Oh, come where the lilies bloom so fair;
Down in the meadows.
The green verdant meadows.
Oh, come where sweet fragrance tills the air.

On the winding path by the brookside,
There we'll wander "mid Mowers, beautiful flowers;
Where the rippling waters are flowing
And the sweet music of birds floats on the air.

Come away, away, away,
Come where the lilies bloom so fair,
Come away, away, away;
Come where the lilies bloom,
Come where the lilies bloom;
Come' away, come away,
Come, oh, come away.