When was the song “Adios Farewell” released by The Kingston Trio?

The song Adios Farewell was released in 1962, on the album “New Frontier”.

Who composed the song “Adios Farewell” by The Kingston Trio?

The song “Adios Farewell” by The Kingston Trio was composed by Terry Gilkyson.

The Kingston Trio

Adios Farewell

Terry Gilkyson

Chorus:
Adios, farewell, goodbye, Majicita. My love for you was never my crime. Adios, farewell, goodbye, Senorita.
I'll need the love of a man in his prime.
(2, 3, 4) I'll leave the love of a man in his prime.

I'm a rambler and a gambler, a get rich quick scrambler. I follow the laws that I make own my own.
Had to run to, take my gun to South of the border but I'm not the kind who can live all alone.

(Chorus)

Just a ridin' and a-hidin', my time I was bidin' till I met my love in a small village square.
Took her off right beside me with nothing to guide me. Nothin' but stars shinin' down in her hair.

(Chorus)

Like a fool I adored her, took her back to the border so we could be married till death do us part,
But the posse was a-waitin' and the wild gun of Satan shattered the love in my poor darlin's heart.

(Chorus)

Trivia about the song Adios Farewell by The Kingston Trio

When was the song “Adios Farewell” released by The Kingston Trio?: The song Adios Farewell was released in 1962, on the album “New Frontier”.
Who composed the song “Adios Farewell” by The Kingston Trio?: The song “Adios Farewell” by The Kingston Trio was composed by Terry Gilkyson.