If I Were a Carpenter

Tim Hardin

If I were a carpenter
And you were a lady
Would you marry me anyway?
Would you have my baby?

If a tinker were my trade
Would you still find me
Carrying the pots I made
Following behind me?

Save my love through loneliness
Save my love for sorrow
I've given you my only-ness
Come give me your tomorrow

If I worked my hands in wood
Would you still love me?
Answer me, babe, "Yes, I would
I'll put you above me"

If I were a miller
At a mill wheel grinding
Would you miss your color box
Your soft shoe shining?

If I were a carpenter
And you were a lady
Would you marry me anyway?
Would you have my baby?
Would you marry anyway?
Would you have my baby?

Trivia about the song If I Were a Carpenter by Bobby Darin

On which albums was the song “If I Were a Carpenter” released by Bobby Darin?
Bobby Darin released the song on the albums “Artificial Flowers” in 1960, “If I Were A Carpenter” in 1966, “Darin: 1936 - 1973” in 1981, “Live! At The Desert Inn” in 1987, “Splish Splash - The Best Of Bobby Darin Volume One” in 1991, “Splish Splash: The Best of Bobby Darin Volume 1” in 1991, “As Long As I'm Singing :The Bobby Darin Collection” in 1995, “Aces Back To Back” in 2004, “The Legendary Bobby Darin” in 2004, “Seeing Is Believing” in 2006, and “If I Were a Carpenter” in 2008.
Who composed the song “If I Were a Carpenter” by Bobby Darin?
The song “If I Were a Carpenter” by Bobby Darin was composed by Tim Hardin.

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