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Edward IV. (Oh Dear Love, Tell Me)

from The Grass EP {Monkees of Folk} by Cast Iron

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How came the blood on your shirt sleeve
Oh dear love, tell me, Oh dear love, tell me
It is the blood of that old greyhound
That traced the fox for me, for me
That traced the fox for me

It is too red for that old greyhound
Oh dear love, tell me, Oh dear love, tell me
It is the blood of that old grey mare
That plowed the field for me, for me
That plowed the field for me

It is too red for that old grey mare
Oh dear love, tell me, Oh dear love, tell me
It is the blood of my brother-in-law
That went away from me, from me
That went away from me

And what will you do now my love
Oh dear love, tell me, Oh dear love, tell me
I'll set my foot on yonder ship
And sail across the sea, the sea
And sail across the sea

And when will you come back again
Oh dear love, tell me, Oh dear love, tell me
When the sun sets on yonder tree
And that will never be, never be
And that will never be

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from The Grass EP {Monkees of Folk}, released August 26, 2011

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Cast Iron Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cast Iron is a three piece folk duo consisting of Eric Sanderson and Clark Conner playing the guitar and mandolin with Alex Wilson on drums.

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