Ballad of Josephine and Willoughby
Willoughby Sayeth
O Miss Josephine o dear, thy chatoyant eyes comb, were thy balter as dainty had I not been such awestruck, an insatiable longing to seek thee, a damsel.
Josephine Sayeth
Quixotic discourse, somewhat more ensorcell, with violin and Balter alter's harmony. I hope your love for the damsel triumphs over your avarice, captain Willoughby.
Willoughby Asketh
What's thy desire? Barren wealth, fool's gold, or trading pennies and...
O Miss Josephine o dear, thy chatoyant eyes comb, were thy balter as dainty had I not been such awestruck, an insatiable longing to seek thee, a damsel.
Josephine Sayeth
Quixotic discourse, somewhat more ensorcell, with violin and Balter alter's harmony. I hope your love for the damsel triumphs over your avarice, captain Willoughby.
Willoughby Asketh
What's thy desire? Barren wealth, fool's gold, or trading pennies and...