歌曲 | Her Mantle So Green |
歌手 | Cherish the Ladies |
专辑 | Threads Of Time |
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[00:38.72] | As I went out walking, one morning in June |
[00:47.00] | To view the fair fields, and the valleys in bloom; |
[00:55.53] | I spied a pretty fair maid, she appeared like a queen, |
[01:03.58] | With her costly fine robes and her mantle so green |
[01:16.37] | Says I, my pretty fair maid, wont you come with me, |
[01:24.82] | We’ll both join in wedlock, and married we’ll be; |
[01:33.45] | I will dress you in fine linen, you’ll appear like a queen, |
[01:41.56] | With your costly fine robes and your mantle so green. |
[01:54.07] | Says she, now my young man, you must be excused, |
[02:02.66] | For I’ll wed no man, so you must be refused; |
[02:11.29] | To the green woods I will wander and shun all men’s view |
[02:18.98] | For the boy I love dearly lies in farmed waterloo. |
[02:58.30] | Well if you’re not married, say your lover’s name |
[03:06.43] | I fought in that battle, so I might know the same. |
[03:15.00] | Draw near to my garment, and there you will see |
[03:22.90] | His name is embroidered on my mantle so green. |
[03:35.76] | In the ribbon of her mantle, there I did behold, |
[03:44.11] | His name and his surname, in letters of gold |
[03:52.72] | Young William O’Riley, appeared in my view |
[04:00.89] | He was my chief comrade back in farmed waterloo |
[04:13.67] | And as he lay dying, I heard his last cry |
[04:21.51] | “If you were here lovely Nancy I’d be willing to die” |
[04:30.29] | And as I told her this story, in anguish she flew, |
[04:38.63] | And the more that I told her, the paler she grew |
[04:51.01] | So I smiled on my Nancy, ‘twas I broke your heart, |
[04:59.55] | In your fathers garden, that day we did part |
[05:08.17] | And this is the truth, and the truth I declare, |
[05:16.30] | Oh here’s your love token the gold ring I wear. |
[00:38.72] | As I went out walking, one morning in June |
[00:47.00] | To view the fair fields, and the valleys in bloom |
[00:55.53] | I spied a pretty fair maid, she appeared like a queen, |
[01:03.58] | With her costly fine robes and her mantle so green |
[01:16.37] | Says I, my pretty fair maid, wont you come with me, |
[01:24.82] | We' ll both join in wedlock, and married we' ll be |
[01:33.45] | I will dress you in fine linen, you' ll appear like a queen, |
[01:41.56] | With your costly fine robes and your mantle so green. |
[01:54.07] | Says she, now my young man, you must be excused, |
[02:02.66] | For I' ll wed no man, so you must be refused |
[02:11.29] | To the green woods I will wander and shun all men' s view |
[02:18.98] | For the boy I love dearly lies in farmed waterloo. |
[02:58.30] | Well if you' re not married, say your lover' s name |
[03:06.43] | I fought in that battle, so I might know the same. |
[03:15.00] | Draw near to my garment, and there you will see |
[03:22.90] | His name is embroidered on my mantle so green. |
[03:35.76] | In the ribbon of her mantle, there I did behold, |
[03:44.11] | His name and his surname, in letters of gold |
[03:52.72] | Young William O' Riley, appeared in my view |
[04:00.89] | He was my chief comrade back in farmed waterloo |
[04:13.67] | And as he lay dying, I heard his last cry |
[04:21.51] | " If you were here lovely Nancy I' d be willing to die" |
[04:30.29] | And as I told her this story, in anguish she flew, |
[04:38.63] | And the more that I told her, the paler she grew |
[04:51.01] | So I smiled on my Nancy, ' twas I broke your heart, |
[04:59.55] | In your fathers garden, that day we did part |
[05:08.17] | And this is the truth, and the truth I declare, |
[05:16.30] | Oh here' s your love token the gold ring I wear. |
[00:38.72] | As I went out walking, one morning in June |
[00:47.00] | To view the fair fields, and the valleys in bloom |
[00:55.53] | I spied a pretty fair maid, she appeared like a queen, |
[01:03.58] | With her costly fine robes and her mantle so green |
[01:16.37] | Says I, my pretty fair maid, wont you come with me, |
[01:24.82] | We' ll both join in wedlock, and married we' ll be |
[01:33.45] | I will dress you in fine linen, you' ll appear like a queen, |
[01:41.56] | With your costly fine robes and your mantle so green. |
[01:54.07] | Says she, now my young man, you must be excused, |
[02:02.66] | For I' ll wed no man, so you must be refused |
[02:11.29] | To the green woods I will wander and shun all men' s view |
[02:18.98] | For the boy I love dearly lies in farmed waterloo. |
[02:58.30] | Well if you' re not married, say your lover' s name |
[03:06.43] | I fought in that battle, so I might know the same. |
[03:15.00] | Draw near to my garment, and there you will see |
[03:22.90] | His name is embroidered on my mantle so green. |
[03:35.76] | In the ribbon of her mantle, there I did behold, |
[03:44.11] | His name and his surname, in letters of gold |
[03:52.72] | Young William O' Riley, appeared in my view |
[04:00.89] | He was my chief comrade back in farmed waterloo |
[04:13.67] | And as he lay dying, I heard his last cry |
[04:21.51] | " If you were here lovely Nancy I' d be willing to die" |
[04:30.29] | And as I told her this story, in anguish she flew, |
[04:38.63] | And the more that I told her, the paler she grew |
[04:51.01] | So I smiled on my Nancy, ' twas I broke your heart, |
[04:59.55] | In your fathers garden, that day we did part |
[05:08.17] | And this is the truth, and the truth I declare, |
[05:16.30] | Oh here' s your love token the gold ring I wear. |