"Down in the Valley" is one of the best-known and loved American folk songs. This page has lyrics, song history, and playlists.

American Folk Song based on Irish tune Connemara cradle song. LYRICS: Down in the valley, valley so low Hang your head over, hear the wind blow Hear the wi...

Hang your head over hear the wind blow. Angels in heaven know I love you. Throw your arms round me give my heart ease. So I can see him as he rides by. Send it in care of Birmingham jail.

Down in the Valley Lyrics by Burl Ives from the Ballads and Folk Songs, Vol. 2 album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Down in the valley the valley so low Hang your head over, hear the wind blow Hear the wind blow love, hear the wind b…

Burl Ives "Down In The Valley": Down in the valley the valley so low Hang your head over, hear the wind blow Hear the wind blow love...

Hear the winds blow, dear, hear the winds blow. Hang your head over, hear the winds blow. Telling our story, here's what it means. Angels in heaven know I love you. So I can see him as he rides by. Answer my question, "Will you be mine?" Throw your arms round me, give my heart ease. Throw your arms round me, feel my heart break.

Oct 3, 2005 · Down in the Valley. Down in the valley, There is a mission Down by the old oak tree Down by the mission, There is a fountain Where my love told me: There’s a web like a spider’s web Made of silver light and shadows Spun by the moon in my room at night It’s a web made to catch a dream Hold it tight ’til I awaken As if to tell me my dream ...

Hang your head over hear the wind blow. Angels in heaven know I love you. Throw your arms round me give my heart ease. So I can see him as he rides by. Send it in care of Birmingham jail. Down in the Valley Lyrics by Lead Belly and Pete Seeger.

Down In The Valley Lyrics: Down in the valley the valley so low / Hang your head over, hear the wind blow / Hear the wind blow love, hear the wind blow / Hang your head over, hear...

"Down in the Valley" is a traditional American folk song that has been recorded by many artists. The ballad is played in the 3/4 time signature, and several of its lyrics are often changed or omitted.