- Votes:
 - Composer:
 - David Waugh Massengill
 
- Genres:
 - Folk
 
- Tags:
 - female vocalist
 - the roches
 
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The Roches - On the Road to Fairfax County lyrics
Oh, once I loved an outlaw
 He came and stole my heart
 Oh, how I count the hours
 Since we were torn apart
 On the road to Fairfax County
 I spied a highwayman
 He wanted all my money
 My heart beat like a drum
 I gave him all my money
 And sweet he smiled at me
 His beauty eye took pity
 Beneath the black oak tree
 We kissed but for an hour
 The sun was newly warm
 The clouds were as the flowers
 That bloom but for a morn
 He gave back all my money
 And bowed most gallantly
 He promised for to meet me
 That night beneath the tree
 We'd flee to some far island
 And there we would be wedThe Roches - On the Road to Fairfax County - http://motolyrics.com/the-roches/on-the-road-to-fairfax-county-lyrics.html
 And freely we would live there
 With no price upon his head
 That night I went to meet him
 With my inheritance
 He kissed me 'neath the half moon
 And joyful we did dance
 Oh, love betrays all secrets
 It whispers in the breeze
 The Sheriff, he did follow
 With all his deputies
 Like hounds rushing to slaughter
 The fox whose luck is run
 And he stood erect and cursed them
 God damn you every one
 They seized him in a fury
 And heeding not my pleas
 They hung him from the oak tree
 Where he made love to me
 Ohh, once I loved an outlaw
 He came and stole my heart
 Oh, how I count the hours
 Since we were torn apart











