All Things Are Quite Silent

Instrumental by Kimberly Jordan with vocals by Prima

Lyrics

 * All things are quite silent, each mortal at rest
 * When me and my love got snug in one nest
 * When a bold set of ruffians they entered our cave
 * And they forced my dear jewel to plough the salt wave


 * I begged hard for my sailor as though a fond wife
 * Saying: The king he wants sailors, to the sea he must go,
 * And they've left me lamenting in sorrow and woe


 * Through green fields and meadow we oft-times did walk
 * And sweet conversation of love we have talked
 * With the birds in the woodland so sweetly did sing
 * And the lonely thrushes' voices made the valleys to ring


 * Although my love's gone, I will not be cast down
 * Who knows but my sailor may once more return?
 * And will make me amends for all trouble and strife
 * And my true love and I might live happy for life