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By Donovan, You may ask a million wise men
You may search a
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By Donovan, Tonight my life is heavy, I'm weak and down at
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By Donovan, Oh, I was born with the name GeraldineWith hair coal
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By Donovan, She came with her blue jeans onWanting to star in
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By Donovan, The long gone breezes are blowing down the sky.>From my
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By Donovan, An' my belly is craving, I got shakin' in my
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By Donovan, Deep peace of the running wave to youDeep peace of
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By Donovan, I love you like the seaI love you like the
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By Donovan, I had a dream as daylight touched the skyAs breezes
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By Donovan, Standing by the Everyman, digging the rigging on my sailRain
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By Donovan, Hi, it's been a long time, you're looking fine,Proud as
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By Donovan, All for the love of leaving am IAll for the
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By Donovan, They grew right through the whole damned thing>From the beatnik
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By Donovan, In the nightIn the dark nightThere's a lightThat shines on
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By Donovan, She walks through the starsPast Saturn and MarsWho knows how
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By Donovan, My henna-haired gal's all there in coffee-coloured lace,Wearing such a
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By Donovan, See my own reflection in the waterIf I concentrate, the
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By Donovan, I'll sing you a song called Pamela Jo,A girl with
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By Donovan, Peregrine falcon hooded and flyingWhither you go blindly over the
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By Donovan, Walking, talking along a lonely shoreWith your hair blowing soft
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By Donovan, I dwell in the north in the green country,Far I'm
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By Donovan, I'm preachin' loveStraight from aboveI know what to do, yes
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By Donovan, Sailing homeward, it's time to go home,Over the ocean of
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By Donovan, All you have to do is write a songNot too
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By Donovan, Sleep now sleepAnd so fade sorrowSleep beloved sleepSleep now sleepAfar
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By Donovan, Slow down worldMajor problem ahead,You have been on the goFor
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By Donovan, Cat's a-sleeping in the sun,Eyes take heed the colours call.Sunlight
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By Donovan, On the firefly platform on sunny Goodge StreetViolent hash-smoker shook
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By Donovan, You see this kind of chick in every town.Whenever there's
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By Donovan, In Tangier down a windy streetWhere beggars meet and on
