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The Felice Brothers - Saint Stephen's End Lyrics

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  • Did you hear about Saint Stephen's end,
  • how they stoned by the river bend?
  • And the morning sun,
  • when the world was young.
  • Did you hear about the elephant?
  • Ran wild from the circus tent,
  • killed a crowd of ten,
  • before they shot him dead.
  • Oh Mary, don't you cry,
  • please lay your weary hand in mine.
  • Did you hear about Edith Cavell
  • how on the firing line she fell?
  • In a Belgian night,
  • in a dress of white.
  • Oh Mary, don't you cry,
  • please lay your weary hand in mine.
  • And swing low and softly down,
  • and lend me your ear.
  • Did you hear about Saint Peter's crown,
  • how they crucified him upside down?
  • And the desert air,
  • when the world was fair.
  • Oh Mary, don't you cry,
  • please lay your weary hand in mine.
  • And swing low and softly down,
  • and lend me your ear, Mary dear

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