i went unto my own love s chamber window where i had often been before to tell my love unto flandyke shore unto flandyke shore never to return to england no more never to return to england no more i went unto my own love s chamber door where i had never been before i saw a light springing from her clothes springing from her clothes just like the morning sun when first arose just like the morning sun when first arose as i was walking on the flandyke shore her own dear father i did see my daughter she is dead he cried she is dead he cried and she s broken her heart all for the love of thee so i hove a bullet onto fair england s shore onto fair england s shore just where i thought my own true love did lay
['british invasion', 'folk', 'folk rock', 'singer-songwriter']