Fare You Well, My Darling Elizabeth Cotten
"Fare You Well, My Darling" by Elizabeth Cotten is a poignant folk song expressing love and longing through heartfelt farewells. Released in 1958, it explores themes of separation and nostalgia. Cotten's unique fingerpicking style adds depth, showcasing her musical talent. The song has influenced folk music and resonates with listeners' emotions. #Folk
[Chorus]
Where's that finger ring I gave you?
Where's that finger ring I gave you, my love?
Where's that finger ring I gave you, my love?
And I never expect to see you anymore
[Verse 1]
Mount that train on Monday morning
Mount that train on Monday morning
Why don't you mount that train on Monday morning, my love?
And I never expect to see you anymore
[Verse 2]
Fare you well, my lovely darling
Fare you well, my lovely darling
Fare you well, my lovely darling
And I never expect to see you anymore
[Chorus]
Where's that finger ring I gavе you?
Where's that finger ring I gavе you, my love?
Where's that finger ring I gave you, my love?
And I never expect to see you anymore
Where's that finger ring I gave you?
Where's that finger ring I gave you, my love?
Where's that finger ring I gave you, my love?
And I never expect to see you anymore
[Verse 1]
Mount that train on Monday morning
Mount that train on Monday morning
Why don't you mount that train on Monday morning, my love?
And I never expect to see you anymore
[Verse 2]
Fare you well, my lovely darling
Fare you well, my lovely darling
Fare you well, my lovely darling
And I never expect to see you anymore
[Chorus]
Where's that finger ring I gavе you?
Where's that finger ring I gavе you, my love?
Where's that finger ring I gave you, my love?
And I never expect to see you anymore
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