Shady Grove

Love's Harvest: Embracing the Seasons of Passion in Shady Grove
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Lyrics

Peaches in the summertime

Possibly referencing the abundance or availability of peaches during the summer season.

Apples in the fall

Referring to apples typically harvested in autumn, indicating seasonal change.

If I can't have the one I love

Expressing a refusal to settle for someone other than the beloved.

I won't have none at all

Stating the resolve to have no one if unable to have the desired person.


Shady Grove, my little love

Using "Shady Grove" as an endearment for the beloved.

Shady Grove, my darling

Repeating the endearing term for emphasis.

Shady Grove, my little love

Continuing the affectionate reference to the beloved.

I'm going back to Harlan

Expressing a decision to return to Harlan, possibly the beloved's location or a significant place.


Cheeks as red as the blooming rose

Describing physical attributes, possibly praising the beloved's appearance.

Eyes of the prettiest brown

Further complimenting the beloved's attractive features.

You are the darling of my heart

Declaring affection and endearment for the beloved.


Love me when the sun goes down

Expressing a desire for love and affection during the nighttime or when circumstances change.


Fly around, my pretty little dove

Using terms of endearment for the beloved, possibly a comparison to a dove.

Fly around, my daisy

Repeating the endearing term with a different comparison, perhaps emphasizing affection.

Fly around, my pretty little love

Continuing to express affection with another endearing term, suggesting overwhelming emotions.

About to drive me crazy

Feeling emotionally overwhelmed or driven to an intense state by the beloved.


Some come here to fiddle and dance

Describing the varied reasons people visit Shady Grove, indicating diversity in motives.

Some come here to tarry

Reiterating the diverse intentions of those visiting Shady Grove.

Some come here to fiddle and dance

Repeating the notion of some visiting to fiddle and dance, possibly emphasizing this aspect.

I come here to marry

Declaring the speaker's intention to marry, contrasting with others' intentions.

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