Gypsy Davy Lyrics - Woody's Roots - Woody Guthrie

It was late last night when the boss come home 

He's askin' about his lady 

The only answer he received, "She's gone with the 

Gypsy Davy, gone with the gypsy Davy" 

"Go saddle for me my buskin' horse 

And a hundred dollars saddle 

Point out to me their wagon tracks 

And after them I'll travel, after them I'll ride" 

Well, I had not rode 'til the midnight moon 

When I saw the campfire gleaming 

I heard the notes of the big guitar 

And the voice of the gypsy singin' 

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That song of the gypsy Dave 

There in the light of the camping fire 

I saw her fair face beaming 

Her heart in tune with the big guitar 

And the voice of the gypsy singing 

That song of the gypsy Dave 

Have you forsaken your house and home 

Have you forsaken your baby 

Have you forsaken your husband dear 

To go to the gypsy Davy 

And sing with the gypsy Dave 

That song of the gypsy Dave 

Yes, I've forsaken my husband dear 

To go with the gypsy Davy 

And I've forsaken my mansion high 

But not my blue-eyed baby 

Not my blue-eyed babe 

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She smiled to leave her husband dear 

And go with the Gypsy Davy 

But the tears come a-trickling down her cheeks 

To think of the blue-eyed baby 

Pretty little blue-eyed babe 

Take off, take off your buckskin gloves 

Made of Spanish leather 

Give to me your lily-white hair 

And we'll ride home together 

We'll ride home again 

No, I won't take off my buckskin gloves 

They're made of Spanish leather 

I'll go my way from day to day 

And sing with the Gypsy Davy 

That song of the Gypsy Davy 

That song of the Gypsy Davy 

That song of the Gypsy Dave