Ebury Down

[Verse 1] Warm summer morning with nothing to do And over my shoulder hung a beautiful blue Maybe I'll walk the four miles to Ebury Down And maybe lay my lady if there's no one around Li li li li, li li li li, li li [Chorus 1] And every time I hurt you, lady I would gladly kiss it all right And every time I hurt you, lady I'm on the light... and dark side of the moon [Verse 2] Well I searched for an hour for a man that I'd seen Pickin' wild berries in a copse by a stream I looked for an hour, then I started to go I thought, I guess, they got him as I heard the horns blow Whoa whoa whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa [Chorus 2] And every time I ask you, lady You act just like you never heard a word I lost count of the occasions lady By the third... or fourth time of asking [Verse 3] Warm summer morning with nothing in hand Guess I'll go back to Tonbridge to reform my band And if I run into J.C., why, he'll tell me the same "There ain't nothing down here, man, and we're all to blame" Li li li li, li li li li, li li [Chorus 3] And every time I invite you, lady You never tell me how long you will stay Makes no difference what you choose, lady For a day... or just twenty-four hours [Verse 4] Lead me down Ebury Down, leave me to die I'll come back one day with the world in my eye And if I had a fortune, I'd come to no harm With my wife and five children down on my farm Li li li, li li li, li li li, li li li li (repeat)