Lady Mary

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[Verse 1]
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He came from his palace grand, he
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 came to my cottage door
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His words were few but his looks, 
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Will linger for evermore
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The look in his sad dark eyes more 
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tender than words could be
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But I was nothing to him and he 
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was the world to me.



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[Verse 2]
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There in her garden she stands 
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all dressed in fine satin and lace
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Lady Mary so cold and so strange 
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who finds in his heart no place.
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He knew I would be his bride, with
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 a kiss for a lifetime fee
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But I was nothing to him and he 
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was the world to me.



[Verse 3]
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Now in his palace grand on a 
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flower strewn bed he lies
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His beautiful lids are closed on 
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his sad dark beautiful eyes
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And among the mourners who mourn 
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why should I a mourner be
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For I was nothing to him and he 
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was the world to me.