Whistle My Love

Whistle My Love is a song from The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men. It was written by Eddie Pola and George Wyle. Allan-a-Dale (Elton Hayes) sings this song while playing his lute.

Lyrics[]

Allan-a-Dale:
Whistle my love and I will come to thee
I'll always find you no matter where you may be
Whistle my love I'll hear you calling me
High on a hilltop or under the greenwood tree

Whistle a song I sang to you when our love was gay
And every friendly breeze that blows will bring it my way

Whistle my love and I will come to thee
I'll always find you no matter where you may be
I'll always find you no matter where you may be

Trivia[]

The line, "I'm so sad and lonely", was later used by The Beatles for the song "Little Child" on their album: "With the Beatles", which was released in 1963.

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Media
The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men • Video • Book • Soundtrack • The Riddle of Robin Hood

Characters
Robin Hood • Little John • Friar Tuck • Will Scarlet • Scathelock • Will Stutely • Merrie Men • Allan-a-Dale • Maid Marian • Midge the Miller • Hugh Fitzooth • Earl of Huntingdon • Tyb • Archbishop of Canterbury • Queen Eleanor • King Richard • Prince John • Sheriff of Nottingham • Red Gill • Prince John's Guards

Locations
England • Nottingham • Nottingham Castle • Nottingham Square • Sherwood Forest • Alford Abbey • Huntingdon Manor • Tower of London

Songs
Riddle De Diddle De Day • Beware • Come Sing Low, Come Sing High • Robin Hood • Whistle My Love • Allan-a-Dale's Song • Knottle to Knock