It reads like a fairytale
And that's what it was
Young man in his prime
Young girl from the cross
The most perfect of strangers
And then the night closed in
And the holy ground took care of everything
Now she was a fine one
And he was a handsome man
One look was enough
And away they ran
They spend many happy hours
And then the night closed in
And the holy ground took care of everything
Oh what's the use in complaining
In for a penny in for a pound
I remember the loving time
And nothing else really counts
And I recall the promise they made
With a faith I can but admire
That she'd be the one he adored
And he'd be her hearts desire
It didn't come true in the end
They went their separate ways
He couldn't change what he was
She wasn't ready to wait
They couldn't live in the daylight
They let the night close in
And the holy ground took care of everything
I remember the loving time
And nothing else really counts
Mary Black is an Irish singer-songwriter considered one of the most important voices in traditional Irish folk music. Born in Dublin in 1953, she began her musical career in the 1970s, collaborating with several Irish folk artists. Her powerful and emotive voice, along with her authentic interpretation of both traditional and original songs, has made her an iconic figure in Irish music. Among her most famous songs are "No More Auction Block", "The Black Velvet Band" and "The Parting Glass". Throughout her career, she has released numerous albums, including "Mary Black" (1987), "A Woman's Heart" (1992) and "The Journey" (2003). Mary Black has been awarded several accolades for her music, including a lifetime achievement award at the Meteor Music Awards in 2006.
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