| 作词 : Scherpenzeel | |
| A love so sweet | |
| Then interrupted - such a cruelty, what distress... | |
| Who'd comfort him | |
| When after having won and served the king he lost his mistress? | |
| 'Oh will you always wait for me | |
| Until the war has set me free?' | |
| And then a last goodbye... | |
| Woe and alas | |
| Lost in their sadness and their lonely hearts, as tears console them | |
| Spending their days | |
| Weeping and mourning they would pine way, no arms to hold them | |
| 'Oh will she still be waiting there | |
| A maid like her, so young, so fair' | |
| A soldier far from home (A soldier all alone) | |
| Although his heart secretly cried | |
| Too hard to brave the lonely nights | |
| Then he returned | |
| Tired of the war, oh how his inside burnt with love and passion | |
| Finding her gone | |
| Lost in the world but forced to carry on, no life reflections | |
| 'How could I think she'd wait for me | |
| A pretty girl like her?' So he | |
| Cried no woe and alas |
| zuo ci : Scherpenzeel | |
| A love so sweet | |
| Then interrupted such a cruelty, what distress... | |
| Who' d comfort him | |
| When after having won and served the king he lost his mistress? | |
| ' Oh will you always wait for me | |
| Until the war has set me free?' | |
| And then a last goodbye... | |
| Woe and alas | |
| Lost in their sadness and their lonely hearts, as tears console them | |
| Spending their days | |
| Weeping and mourning they would pine way, no arms to hold them | |
| ' Oh will she still be waiting there | |
| A maid like her, so young, so fair' | |
| A soldier far from home A soldier all alone | |
| Although his heart secretly cried | |
| Too hard to brave the lonely nights | |
| Then he returned | |
| Tired of the war, oh how his inside burnt with love and passion | |
| Finding her gone | |
| Lost in the world but forced to carry on, no life reflections | |
| ' How could I think she' d wait for me | |
| A pretty girl like her?' So he | |
| Cried no woe and alas |
| zuò cí : Scherpenzeel | |
| A love so sweet | |
| Then interrupted such a cruelty, what distress... | |
| Who' d comfort him | |
| When after having won and served the king he lost his mistress? | |
| ' Oh will you always wait for me | |
| Until the war has set me free?' | |
| And then a last goodbye... | |
| Woe and alas | |
| Lost in their sadness and their lonely hearts, as tears console them | |
| Spending their days | |
| Weeping and mourning they would pine way, no arms to hold them | |
| ' Oh will she still be waiting there | |
| A maid like her, so young, so fair' | |
| A soldier far from home A soldier all alone | |
| Although his heart secretly cried | |
| Too hard to brave the lonely nights | |
| Then he returned | |
| Tired of the war, oh how his inside burnt with love and passion | |
| Finding her gone | |
| Lost in the world but forced to carry on, no life reflections | |
| ' How could I think she' d wait for me | |
| A pretty girl like her?' So he | |
| Cried no woe and alas |
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