Lady Jane The Rolling Stones
"Lady Jane" by The Rolling Stones, released in 1966, is a #Rock ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and the passage of time. The lyrics express devotion to Lady Jane, blending medieval imagery with contemporary emotion. Its unique use of a baroque pop arrangement and delicate instrumentation adds to its romantic tone. The song has influenced various artists and remains a classic.
[Verse 1]
My sweet Lady Jane, when I see you again
Your servant am I and will humbly remain
Just heed this plea, my love
On bended knees, my love
I pledge myself to Lady Jane
[Verse 2]
My dear Lady Anne, I've done what I can
I must take my leave for promised I am
This play is run, my love
Your time has come, my love
I pledge my troth to Lady Jane
[Verse 3]
Oh my sweet Marie, I wait at your eaves
The sands have run out for your lady and me
Wedlock is nigh, my love
Her station's right, my love
Life is secure with Lady Jane
My sweet Lady Jane, when I see you again
Your servant am I and will humbly remain
Just heed this plea, my love
On bended knees, my love
I pledge myself to Lady Jane
[Verse 2]
My dear Lady Anne, I've done what I can
I must take my leave for promised I am
This play is run, my love
Your time has come, my love
I pledge my troth to Lady Jane
[Verse 3]
Oh my sweet Marie, I wait at your eaves
The sands have run out for your lady and me
Wedlock is nigh, my love
Her station's right, my love
Life is secure with Lady Jane
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