The Colliers March 歌词

歌曲	The Colliers March
歌手	Chumbawamba
专辑	English Rebel Songs 1381-1984
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[00:00.000]	作曲 : Traditional
[00:00.68]	The summer was over the season unkind
[00:05.21]	In harvest a snow, how uncommon to find
[00:10.75]	The times were oppressive and well be it known
[00:15.46]	That hunger will stronger starve fences break down
[00:21.86]	'Twas then from themselves the black gentry stepped out
[00:26.41]	With bludgeons determined to stir up a rout
[00:31.93]	The prince of the party who revelled from home
[00:36.69]	Was a terrible fellow and called Irish Thom
[00:42.97]	He brandished his bludgeon with dexterous skill
[00:47.37]	And close to his elbow was placed Barley Will
[00:52.99]	There instantly followed a numerous train
[00:57.66]	As cheerful as bold Robin Hood's merry men
[01:03.91]	Sworn to remedy a capital fault:
[01:08.11]	Bring down the exorbitant price of the malt
[01:13.43]	From Dudley to Walsall they trip-ped along
[01:18.08]	And Hampton was truly alarmed at the throng
[01:23.95]	Women and children wherever they go
[01:28.16]	Shouting out 'Oh the brave Dudley boys! Oh!'
[01:33.38]	With nailers and spinners the cavalcade joined
[01:37.76]	The markets to lower their flattering design
[01:43.36]	Six days out of seven poor nailing boys get
[01:48.05]	Little else at their meals but potatoes to eat
[01:53.32]	For bread hard they labour, good things never carve
[01:57.95]	And swore 'twere as well to be hanged as to starve
[02:04.04]	Such are the feelings in every land
[02:08.68]	Nothing necessities call can withstand
[02:13.68]	And riots are certain to sadden the year
[02:18.21]	When six penny loaves are three pound as up here

[00:00.000]	zuo qu : Traditional
[00:00.68]	The summer was over the season unkind
[00:05.21]	In harvest a snow, how uncommon to find
[00:10.75]	The times were oppressive and well be it known
[00:15.46]	That hunger will stronger starve fences break down
[00:21.86]	' Twas then from themselves the black gentry stepped out
[00:26.41]	With bludgeons determined to stir up a rout
[00:31.93]	The prince of the party who revelled from home
[00:36.69]	Was a terrible fellow and called Irish Thom
[00:42.97]	He brandished his bludgeon with dexterous skill
[00:47.37]	And close to his elbow was placed Barley Will
[00:52.99]	There instantly followed a numerous train
[00:57.66]	As cheerful as bold Robin Hood' s merry men
[01:03.91]	Sworn to remedy a capital fault:
[01:08.11]	Bring down the exorbitant price of the malt
[01:13.43]	From Dudley to Walsall they tripped along
[01:18.08]	And Hampton was truly alarmed at the throng
[01:23.95]	Women and children wherever they go
[01:28.16]	Shouting out ' Oh the brave Dudley boys! Oh!'
[01:33.38]	With nailers and spinners the cavalcade joined
[01:37.76]	The markets to lower their flattering design
[01:43.36]	Six days out of seven poor nailing boys get
[01:48.05]	Little else at their meals but potatoes to eat
[01:53.32]	For bread hard they labour, good things never carve
[01:57.95]	And swore ' twere as well to be hanged as to starve
[02:04.04]	Such are the feelings in every land
[02:08.68]	Nothing necessities call can withstand
[02:13.68]	And riots are certain to sadden the year
[02:18.21]	When six penny loaves are three pound as up here

[00:00.000]	zuò qǔ : Traditional
[00:00.68]	The summer was over the season unkind
[00:05.21]	In harvest a snow, how uncommon to find
[00:10.75]	The times were oppressive and well be it known
[00:15.46]	That hunger will stronger starve fences break down
[00:21.86]	' Twas then from themselves the black gentry stepped out
[00:26.41]	With bludgeons determined to stir up a rout
[00:31.93]	The prince of the party who revelled from home
[00:36.69]	Was a terrible fellow and called Irish Thom
[00:42.97]	He brandished his bludgeon with dexterous skill
[00:47.37]	And close to his elbow was placed Barley Will
[00:52.99]	There instantly followed a numerous train
[00:57.66]	As cheerful as bold Robin Hood' s merry men
[01:03.91]	Sworn to remedy a capital fault:
[01:08.11]	Bring down the exorbitant price of the malt
[01:13.43]	From Dudley to Walsall they tripped along
[01:18.08]	And Hampton was truly alarmed at the throng
[01:23.95]	Women and children wherever they go
[01:28.16]	Shouting out ' Oh the brave Dudley boys! Oh!'
[01:33.38]	With nailers and spinners the cavalcade joined
[01:37.76]	The markets to lower their flattering design
[01:43.36]	Six days out of seven poor nailing boys get
[01:48.05]	Little else at their meals but potatoes to eat
[01:53.32]	For bread hard they labour, good things never carve
[01:57.95]	And swore ' twere as well to be hanged as to starve
[02:04.04]	Such are the feelings in every land
[02:08.68]	Nothing necessities call can withstand
[02:13.68]	And riots are certain to sadden the year
[02:18.21]	When six penny loaves are three pound as up here

[00:00.68]	不善的夏天已然到来
[00:05.21]	这重大的发现就像夏日飞雪
[00:10.75]	众所周知这压迫的时代
[00:15.46]	愈来愈烈的饥饿推倒篱笆
[00:21.86]	黑心的绅士们挺身而出
[00:26.41]	决心用棍棒挑起溃散
[00:31.93]	聚会中的贵族还在家中狂欢
[00:36.69]	他被称为可怕的爱尔兰汤姆
[00:42.97]	娴熟地挥舞着手中棍棒
[00:47.37]	肘边放置着受赐的大麦
[00:52.99]	一列列火车紧随其后
[00:57.66]	罗宾汉般快乐的人兴高采烈
[01:03.91]	誓要弥补重大缺陷
[01:08.11]	降低哄抬的大麦价格
[01:13.43]	从达德利到沃尔萨尔，他们一路走来
[01:18.08]	汉普顿着实被这群人吓到了
[01:23.95]	无论妇女和儿童走到哪里
[01:28.16]	高喊“勇敢的达德利男孩哦！”
[01:33.38]	骑兵队加入统治者和纺织工的队伍
[01:37.76]	市场会降低他们的阿谀
[01:43.36]	这七个可怜的被捕男孩有足足六天
[01:48.05]	除了土豆无物可餐
[01:53.32]	再辛苦的劳作也也换不到良品
[01:57.95]	誓宁挨饿胜过绞死
[02:04.04]	这样的感受布遍世界
[02:08.68]	没有必需品能承受
[02:13.68]	这悲壮之年的暴乱
[02:18.21]	因六便士的面包在这里被抬至三英磅

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