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Sarah (2st Version) Lyrics

Captains hair
Shone softly in the sun
Rode on his best mare
To Sarah

Schoolboy eyes
Would stare in innocent fun
Never told no lies
He loved Sarah

Whispered by bramble
Carried by brook
To every fishers hook
Sarah

Fragrant fields
Playing croquet in the sun
Nothing appeals
Like Sarah

Whispered by bramble
Carried by brook
To every fishers hook
Sarah
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Cover art for Sarah (2st Version) lyrics by Thin Lizzy

This truly a great wonderful short song, great piano and guitar playing!

To me, it's like the boy who love the girl (Sarah) means everything to him, and she fills up his thoughts to the max, and it feels like he's very proud of loving her. ("Rode on his best mare")

Simply a great lovesong! :)

Cover art for Sarah (2st Version) lyrics by Thin Lizzy

I didn't realise there was more than one version of Sarah, I thought the other one was the only one by Thin Lizzy.

I'm glad I found this out though, a great song.

Cover art for Sarah (2st Version) lyrics by Thin Lizzy

I didn't realise there was more than one version of Sarah, I thought the other one was the only one by Thin Lizzy.

I'm glad I found this out though, a great song.

Cover art for Sarah (2st Version) lyrics by Thin Lizzy

Long live Thin Lizzy led by the warrior Philo ... This song is BTW about Phil's grandmother Sarah who took care of him for a while when he was young due to life difficulties his mother Philomena faced . The feeling made by the instruments arrangement gives an idea or two about Phil's intention to create a dedicating , innocent atmosphere .

Cover art for Sarah (2st Version) lyrics by Thin Lizzy

This song is about Phil Lynott's Daughter Sarah mostly written by Gary Moore. Just watch the video as Phil sings to his Daughter Sarah. The first Sarah song is about Phil"s Grandmother

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