Come in the evening come in the morning Come when expected come without warning Thousands of welcomes you'll find he — Irish Rhyme
Come in the evening come in the morning Come when expected come without warning Thousands of welcomes you'll find he — Irish Rhyme
Come in the evening come in the morning Come when expected come without warning Thousands of welcomes you'll find he — Irish Rhyme
Come in the evening come in the morning Come when expected come without warning Thousands of welcomes you'll find he — Irish Rhyme
Come in the evening come in the morning Come when expected come without warning Thousands of welcomes you'll find he — Irish Rhyme
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Come in the evening come in the morning Come when expected come without warning Thousands of welcomes you'll find here before you And the oftener you come the more we'll adore you.

— Irish Rhyme
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