The Dreadful Engagement 歌词
| 歌曲 | The Dreadful Engagement |
| 歌手 | David Kincaid |
| 专辑 | The Irish-American's Song |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Traditional arranged by David Kincaid |
| [00:01.334] | You Irishmen and women too, draw near, both young and old |
| [00:06.921] | A doleful lamentation now to you I will unfold |
| [00:11.864] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [00:19.561] | One hundred gallant Irishmen, we are left for to deplore |
| [00:24.595] | Whose bodies fell a-victim upon fair Columbia's shore |
| [00:29.729] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [00:37.415] | It was at the siege of New Orleans, upon the ninth of May |
| [00:42.617] | Our countrymen they suffered so upon that fatal day |
| [00:47.560] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [00:55.461] | They were engaged by five to one when charged on with the steel |
| [01:00.492] | But Erin's sons did loudly cry, we'll die before we kneel |
| [01:05.482] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [01:29.058] | They were repulsed, they could not stand, exertion proved in vain |
| [01:33.871] | They strove to break the enemy's force, and drive them from the plain |
| [01:38.997] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [01:46.711] | But alas their number it was too small and it gave them no fair play |
| [01:51.844] | Not one of them did near escape upon that fatal day |
| [01:56.514] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [02:04.772] | To see the streets that evening, each heart would rend with pain |
| [02:09.894] | The human blood in rivers ran that can it flood a stream |
| [02:14.838] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [02:22.680] | Men's heads blown off their bodies most dismal for to see |
| [02:27.773] | And wounded men did loudly cry with pain and agony |
| [02:32.902] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [02:56.439] | The federals they did then advanced and broken through the town |
| [03:01.147] | They trampled dead and wounded men that lay upon the ground |
| [03:06.014] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [03:14.087] | The wounded called for mercy but none they did receive |
| [03:19.217] | They numbered them among the dead and threw them in the grave |
| [03:23.883] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [03:32.004] | Three hundred killed and wounded that then lay in their grave |
| [03:37.091] | One half of them were Irishmen far from their native shore |
| [03:42.226] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [03:50.066] | Poor orphans now they may weep and cry and parents through the day |
| [03:55.015] | They let their lovely children go on to Americay |
| [03:59.881] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [04:23.448] | For ye that hear those doleful lines, do not neglect to toil |
| [04:28.298] | An they everfore enlighten good on St. Patricks Isle |
| [04:33.520] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [04:41.308] | And a drink upon our countrymen who left their native shore |
| [04:46.385] | Their friends may mourn for their loss they'll never see them more |
| [04:51.116] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [04:59.284] | Now to conclude with these few lines, with grief I'll say no more |
| [05:04.369] | You know it was through poverty they left their native shore |
| [05:09.177] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [05:17.292] | They had no one to heal their wounds, may angels them surround |
| [05:22.331] | Before the throne of heaven may they wear a brilliant crown |
| [05:27.091] | With me too-rai-ah, m'faddle-deedle-da, too-rai-ar-rai-faddle-eedle-da, too-nai-doh |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Traditional arranged by David Kincaid |
| [00:01.334] | You Irishmen and women too, draw near, both young and old |
| [00:06.921] | A doleful lamentation now to you I will unfold |
| [00:11.864] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:19.561] | One hundred gallant Irishmen, we are left for to deplore |
| [00:24.595] | Whose bodies fell avictim upon fair Columbia' s shore |
| [00:29.729] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:37.415] | It was at the siege of New Orleans, upon the ninth of May |
| [00:42.617] | Our countrymen they suffered so upon that fatal day |
| [00:47.560] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:55.461] | They were engaged by five to one when charged on with the steel |
| [01:00.492] | But Erin' s sons did loudly cry, we' ll die before we kneel |
| [01:05.482] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [01:29.058] | They were repulsed, they could not stand, exertion proved in vain |
| [01:33.871] | They strove to break the enemy' s force, and drive them from the plain |
| [01:38.997] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [01:46.711] | But alas their number it was too small and it gave them no fair play |
| [01:51.844] | Not one of them did near escape upon that fatal day |
| [01:56.514] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [02:04.772] | To see the streets that evening, each heart would rend with pain |
| [02:09.894] | The human blood in rivers ran that can it flood a stream |
| [02:14.838] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [02:22.680] | Men' s heads blown off their bodies most dismal for to see |
| [02:27.773] | And wounded men did loudly cry with pain and agony |
| [02:32.902] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [02:56.439] | The federals they did then advanced and broken through the town |
| [03:01.147] | They trampled dead and wounded men that lay upon the ground |
| [03:06.014] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [03:14.087] | The wounded called for mercy but none they did receive |
| [03:19.217] | They numbered them among the dead and threw them in the grave |
| [03:23.883] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [03:32.004] | Three hundred killed and wounded that then lay in their grave |
| [03:37.091] | One half of them were Irishmen far from their native shore |
| [03:42.226] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [03:50.066] | Poor orphans now they may weep and cry and parents through the day |
| [03:55.015] | They let their lovely children go on to Americay |
| [03:59.881] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [04:23.448] | For ye that hear those doleful lines, do not neglect to toil |
| [04:28.298] | An they everfore enlighten good on St. Patricks Isle |
| [04:33.520] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [04:41.308] | And a drink upon our countrymen who left their native shore |
| [04:46.385] | Their friends may mourn for their loss they' ll never see them more |
| [04:51.116] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [04:59.284] | Now to conclude with these few lines, with grief I' ll say no more |
| [05:04.369] | You know it was through poverty they left their native shore |
| [05:09.177] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [05:17.292] | They had no one to heal their wounds, may angels them surround |
| [05:22.331] | Before the throne of heaven may they wear a brilliant crown |
| [05:27.091] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Traditional arranged by David Kincaid |
| [00:01.334] | You Irishmen and women too, draw near, both young and old |
| [00:06.921] | A doleful lamentation now to you I will unfold |
| [00:11.864] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:19.561] | One hundred gallant Irishmen, we are left for to deplore |
| [00:24.595] | Whose bodies fell avictim upon fair Columbia' s shore |
| [00:29.729] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:37.415] | It was at the siege of New Orleans, upon the ninth of May |
| [00:42.617] | Our countrymen they suffered so upon that fatal day |
| [00:47.560] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:55.461] | They were engaged by five to one when charged on with the steel |
| [01:00.492] | But Erin' s sons did loudly cry, we' ll die before we kneel |
| [01:05.482] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [01:29.058] | They were repulsed, they could not stand, exertion proved in vain |
| [01:33.871] | They strove to break the enemy' s force, and drive them from the plain |
| [01:38.997] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [01:46.711] | But alas their number it was too small and it gave them no fair play |
| [01:51.844] | Not one of them did near escape upon that fatal day |
| [01:56.514] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [02:04.772] | To see the streets that evening, each heart would rend with pain |
| [02:09.894] | The human blood in rivers ran that can it flood a stream |
| [02:14.838] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [02:22.680] | Men' s heads blown off their bodies most dismal for to see |
| [02:27.773] | And wounded men did loudly cry with pain and agony |
| [02:32.902] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [02:56.439] | The federals they did then advanced and broken through the town |
| [03:01.147] | They trampled dead and wounded men that lay upon the ground |
| [03:06.014] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [03:14.087] | The wounded called for mercy but none they did receive |
| [03:19.217] | They numbered them among the dead and threw them in the grave |
| [03:23.883] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [03:32.004] | Three hundred killed and wounded that then lay in their grave |
| [03:37.091] | One half of them were Irishmen far from their native shore |
| [03:42.226] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [03:50.066] | Poor orphans now they may weep and cry and parents through the day |
| [03:55.015] | They let their lovely children go on to Americay |
| [03:59.881] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [04:23.448] | For ye that hear those doleful lines, do not neglect to toil |
| [04:28.298] | An they everfore enlighten good on St. Patricks Isle |
| [04:33.520] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [04:41.308] | And a drink upon our countrymen who left their native shore |
| [04:46.385] | Their friends may mourn for their loss they' ll never see them more |
| [04:51.116] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [04:59.284] | Now to conclude with these few lines, with grief I' ll say no more |
| [05:04.369] | You know it was through poverty they left their native shore |
| [05:09.177] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [05:17.292] | They had no one to heal their wounds, may angels them surround |
| [05:22.331] | Before the throne of heaven may they wear a brilliant crown |
| [05:27.091] | With me tooraiah, m' faddledeedleda, tooraiarraifaddleeedleda, toonaidoh |
| [00:01.334] | 你们爱尔兰男女靠近来不论老和少 |
| [00:06.921] | 有个哀伤的悲歌现在我一一给你唱到 |
| [00:11.864] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [00:19.561] | 一百个爱尔兰勇士，实在让人心惋惜 |
| [00:24.595] | 他们躯体倒在了平坦的美洲大地海岸上 |
| [00:29.729] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [00:37.415] | 正值新奥尔良围城战，就在五月的九号 |
| [00:42.617] | 咱们的同胞在命运之日受着那般苦 |
| [00:47.560] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [00:55.461] | 对面五人组成一小队举起刺刀向前冲 |
| [01:00.492] | 但爱尔兰之子高声怒吼，纵使一死也不磕头 |
| [01:05.482] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [01:29.058] | 他们被碾过，难以坚守，一切都徒劳无功 |
| [01:33.871] | 他们曾竭力将敌击破，将其逐出战场去 |
| [01:38.997] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [01:46.711] | 但可惜两拳难敌四手，没有公平的战斗 |
| [01:51.844] | 没有一个人在命运之日曾有机会逃脱 |
| [01:56.514] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [02:04.772] | 且看那一夜的街道上，每颗心疼痛欲裂 |
| [02:09.894] | 血液在河水中流淌几乎令小溪暴涨 |
| [02:14.838] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [02:22.680] | 不忍看那人的头颅从身上被扫去 |
| [02:27.773] | 在痛苦与忧伤中伤者惨叫何戚戚 |
| [02:32.902] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [02:56.439] | 联邦军之后挥师向前攻打进城市里 |
| [03:01.147] | 他们进军的脚步践踏在地上死伤者身上 |
| [03:06.014] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [03:14.087] | 伤员哀求着救援，但他们呻吟无人理 |
| [03:19.217] | 敌人将他们同死者一起埋进墓穴里 |
| [03:23.883] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [03:32.004] | 三百名战死与负伤者躺在自己坟墓里 |
| [03:37.091] | 一半人乃是爱尔兰人，远离故乡的海岸 |
| [03:42.226] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [03:50.066] | 可怜的孤儿们现在为父母落泪哭泣 |
| [03:55.015] | 他们抛下珍爱的孩子们去了美洲大地 |
| [03:59.881] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [04:23.448] | 听见这凄惨的歌声者，莫要忘掉了劳作 |
| [04:28.298] | 他们将永远引人向善，在圣帕翠克岛上 |
| [04:33.520] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [04:41.308] | 现在为那背井离乡的同胞们干一杯 |
| [04:46.385] | 朋友们会为他们悲伤，从此天人永相隔 |
| [04:51.116] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [04:59.284] | 现在我的歌声要结束，这悲痛我不再言说 |
| [05:04.369] | 你们都晓得这都是贫穷迫他们远离故土 |
| [05:09.177] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
| [05:17.292] | 没有人能救治他们的伤，愿天使可垂怜 |
| [05:22.331] | 在天上主宰将耀眼的冠冕加在他们头顶前 |
| [05:27.091] | 同我吐唻呀，佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻啊唻佛咯嘀嘚哒，吐唻哟 |
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