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The True Love of Kaylee

Sunday, March 12, 2006

To the tune of Gilbert and Sullivan's "I Have A Song to Sing," from Yeomen of the Guard

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Jack and Elsie's little bit of innuendo becomes, shall we say, somewhat less subtle in the hands of two more fortunate lovers.

Original lyrics

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Simon: I have a song to sing, oh

Kaylee: Sing me your song, oh

Simon:

It is sung in the stars

And in shady bars

Far ‘way from the Central Worlds, oh!

It’s the song of a doctor man, gripped with fear

Of the Hands of Blue, whose tramp drew near

He'd thrown away a bright career

And he feared for the life of his sister

River, River,

Misery me, lack-a-day-dee

The Hands of Blue, their tramp drew near

And he feared for the life of his sister

Kaylee: I have a song to sing, oh

Simon: Sing me your song, oh

Kaylee:

It is sung on the ship

On an endless trip

Where the doctor found a place, oh!

It’s the song of an engineer, not too shy

Who loved the doctor but knew not why

The doctor ignored her, gripped with fear

Of the Hands of Blue, whose tramp grew near

He'd thrown away a bright career

And he feared for the life of his sister

River, River,

Misery me, lack-a-day-dee

The Hands of Blue, their tramp drew near

And he feared for the life of his sister

Simon: I have a song to sing, oh

Kaylee: Sing me your song, oh

Simon:

It is sung to the thrum

Of Alliance guns

And a doleful dirge ding dong, oh!

It’s the song of an Op’rative, fierce and grim

And all the friends who were murdered by him

The friends of the engineer, not too shy

Who loved the doctor and this is why

The doctor ignored her, gripped with fear

Of the Op'rative, whose tramp grew near

He'd thrown away a bright career

And he feared for the life of his sister

River, River,

Misery me, lack-a-day-dee

The Op'rative, his tramp drew near

And he feared for the life of his sister

Kaylee: I have a song to sing, oh

Simon: Sing me your song, oh

Kaylee:

It is sung with a gun

By folk on the run

For it tells of a fearful

Comments
Sunday, 12 March 2006 12:07
Great song choice for Simon & Kaylee...I love your rendition.

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