Donovan — Isle Of Sadness

As a pilgrim I did go To a land that I did know To the shores of Trist la Cal To see if I still felt the same And the sun blazed madly insane But the seagulls they have gone The seagulls they have gone To touch the sand once more Where something allured To speak of days gone by With a tear stand in my eye, and I sing And I saw, and much I knew But the seagulls they have gone The seagulls they have gone Touch the rocks once more Count the seagulls, four See if I'm still needed The land has all been weeded of the things I knew There's nothing left for me now For the seagulls they have gone The seagulls they have gone As a pilgrim I did go To a land that I did know To the shores of Trist la Cal To see if I still felt the same And the sun blazed madly insane But the seagulls they have gone The seagulls they have gone