歌曲 | Cutpurse |
歌手 | Irrlichter |
专辑 | Aventiure |
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My masters and friends and good people draw near | |
Look out for your purses for that I do say | |
For though little money in them you do bear | |
I´ll come up behind you and steal it away. | |
You often are told by the young and the old: | |
„Beware of the devilish cutpurse so bold!“ | |
But my thieving will one day be over you´ll see | |
For I know that the gallows are waiting for me | |
Young friends you had better been starved by your nurse | |
Than live to be hanged for cutting a purse | |
But oh, you vile nation of Cut-purses all! | |
Relent and repent, and amend, and be sound, | |
And know that you ought not by honest men's fall | |
Advance your own fortunes to dye above ground: | |
And though you go gay in silks, as you may, | |
It is not the highway to heaven, as they say. | |
Repent then, repent you, for better for worse, | |
And kiss not the gallows for cutting a purse. | |
Your eyes and your fingers are nimble of growth, | |
But Dun many times hath been nimbler than both; | |
Yet you are deceived by many a slut, | |
But the hangman is only the Cut-purses cut. | |
It makes you to vex when he bridles your necks, | |
And then at the last what becomes of your tricks? | |
But when you should pray, you begin for to curse | |
The hand that first shewd you to slash at purse. |
My masters and friends and good people draw near | |
Look out for your purses for that I do say | |
For though little money in them you do bear | |
I ll come up behind you and steal it away. | |
You often are told by the young and the old: | |
Beware of the devilish cutpurse so bold!" | |
But my thieving will one day be over you ll see | |
For I know that the gallows are waiting for me | |
Young friends you had better been starved by your nurse | |
Than live to be hanged for cutting a purse | |
But oh, you vile nation of Cutpurses all! | |
Relent and repent, and amend, and be sound, | |
And know that you ought not by honest men' s fall | |
Advance your own fortunes to dye above ground: | |
And though you go gay in silks, as you may, | |
It is not the highway to heaven, as they say. | |
Repent then, repent you, for better for worse, | |
And kiss not the gallows for cutting a purse. | |
Your eyes and your fingers are nimble of growth, | |
But Dun many times hath been nimbler than both | |
Yet you are deceived by many a slut, | |
But the hangman is only the Cutpurses cut. | |
It makes you to vex when he bridles your necks, | |
And then at the last what becomes of your tricks? | |
But when you should pray, you begin for to curse | |
The hand that first shewd you to slash at purse. |
My masters and friends and good people draw near | |
Look out for your purses for that I do say | |
For though little money in them you do bear | |
I ll come up behind you and steal it away. | |
You often are told by the young and the old: | |
Beware of the devilish cutpurse so bold!" | |
But my thieving will one day be over you ll see | |
For I know that the gallows are waiting for me | |
Young friends you had better been starved by your nurse | |
Than live to be hanged for cutting a purse | |
But oh, you vile nation of Cutpurses all! | |
Relent and repent, and amend, and be sound, | |
And know that you ought not by honest men' s fall | |
Advance your own fortunes to dye above ground: | |
And though you go gay in silks, as you may, | |
It is not the highway to heaven, as they say. | |
Repent then, repent you, for better for worse, | |
And kiss not the gallows for cutting a purse. | |
Your eyes and your fingers are nimble of growth, | |
But Dun many times hath been nimbler than both | |
Yet you are deceived by many a slut, | |
But the hangman is only the Cutpurses cut. | |
It makes you to vex when he bridles your necks, | |
And then at the last what becomes of your tricks? | |
But when you should pray, you begin for to curse | |
The hand that first shewd you to slash at purse. |