In Fair Verona

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Grave Mistake

Grave Mistake is a detective novel by Ngaio Marsh; it is the thirtieth novel to feature Roderick Alleyn, and was first published in 1978. The plot concerns the supposed suicide of a wealthy widow in a chic rest spa, and involves a rare, and famous, postage stamp. Set in and around the fictional village of Upper Quintern in England's Weald of Kent, it is the last of Marsh's "cosy" English village mysteries, and was followed by Photo Finish (1980), her final novel set in New Zealand, and Light Thickens (1982), her final novel with a theatrical setting. The book was well received and sold extremely well, as the author wrote in 1979 to a friend: "Grave Mistake seems to be beating all records in the U.S.A. It has sold 22,000 copies... & [is] still going strong" (q… more »

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Taken by surprise in a broken home
Suffering in silence his blood runs cold
A victim of heartbreak, forever alone
Sitting by himself on a hollow throne
The walls are closing in the pressure mounts
Honor the only thing that ever counts
An angel sent from heaven or another house
In Fair Verona, did my heart love until now?


Oh wherefore art thou Romeo,
Here's to the love the world will never know
Two tortured souls with nowhere to go
Will lie together, six feet down below


Oh Juliet will they ever see? 
Just how much you mean to me
I promised you I would never leave
The odds are against us now, it's plain to see
Violent delights have violent ends
One day I will return to make amends
You came into my life I could never think
Under love's heavy burden I do sink

Oh wherefore art thou Romeo,
Here's to the love the world will never know
Two tortured souls with nowhere to go
Will lie together, six feet down below


One day I'll see you
At the, altar
Together, forever
We’ll never, surrender
She has my heart
We won’t be torn apart
For I am fortune's fool


As you’re lying still in front of me
By your side I will never leave
Eyes look your last and void your flask
The agony will finally lapse
Oh happy dagger pierce me true
For I could never live a day without you 
For never was a story of more woe
Than Juliet and her Romeo

Oh wherefore art thou Romeo,
Here's to the love the world will never know
Two tortured souls with nowhere to go
Will lie together, six feet down below

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