| 歌曲 | The Old Turf Fire |
| 歌手 | Steeleye Span |
| 专辑 | Horkstow Grange |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Patterson | |
| Traditional | |
| Oh the old turf fire | |
| And the hearth swept clean | |
| There's no-one so contented as myself and Paddy Keane, | |
| The baby in the cradle, | |
| You can hear it's mammy say, | |
| Ah will you go to sleep alanna | |
| While I wet your daddy's tea. | |
| Now I've got a little house and land | |
| As neat as it can be, | |
| You'll never see the likes of it | |
| This side of Lisnakea. | |
| No piano in the corner | |
| And no pictures on the wall, | |
| But I'm happy and contented | |
| In my little cottage hall | |
| Now the man that I work for, | |
| Of noble blood is he, | |
| But somethin' I'll be tellin' you | |
| We never can agree | |
| He has big towering mansions, | |
| He has castles great and tall | |
| But I wouldn't change the roof that crowns | |
| My own cottage hall. | |
| Oh the old turf fire | |
| And the hearth swept clean | |
| There's no-one so contented as myself and Paddy Keane, | |
| The baby in the cradle, | |
| You can hear it's mammy say, | |
| Ah will you go to sleep alanna | |
| While I wet your daddy's tea. | |
| Round the old turf fire | |
| sit the old folk, bent with years, | |
| As they watch us trippin' lightly | |
| They're smilin' thro' their tears. | |
| So sadly they are dreaming | |
| Of their youthful heart's desire - | |
| In those dear old days so long ago | |
| Around the old turf fire. |
| zuo ci : Patterson | |
| Traditional | |
| Oh the old turf fire | |
| And the hearth swept clean | |
| There' s noone so contented as myself and Paddy Keane, | |
| The baby in the cradle, | |
| You can hear it' s mammy say, | |
| Ah will you go to sleep alanna | |
| While I wet your daddy' s tea. | |
| Now I' ve got a little house and land | |
| As neat as it can be, | |
| You' ll never see the likes of it | |
| This side of Lisnakea. | |
| No piano in the corner | |
| And no pictures on the wall, | |
| But I' m happy and contented | |
| In my little cottage hall | |
| Now the man that I work for, | |
| Of noble blood is he, | |
| But somethin' I' ll be tellin' you | |
| We never can agree | |
| He has big towering mansions, | |
| He has castles great and tall | |
| But I wouldn' t change the roof that crowns | |
| My own cottage hall. | |
| Oh the old turf fire | |
| And the hearth swept clean | |
| There' s noone so contented as myself and Paddy Keane, | |
| The baby in the cradle, | |
| You can hear it' s mammy say, | |
| Ah will you go to sleep alanna | |
| While I wet your daddy' s tea. | |
| Round the old turf fire | |
| sit the old folk, bent with years, | |
| As they watch us trippin' lightly | |
| They' re smilin' thro' their tears. | |
| So sadly they are dreaming | |
| Of their youthful heart' s desire | |
| In those dear old days so long ago | |
| Around the old turf fire. |
| zuò cí : Patterson | |
| Traditional | |
| Oh the old turf fire | |
| And the hearth swept clean | |
| There' s noone so contented as myself and Paddy Keane, | |
| The baby in the cradle, | |
| You can hear it' s mammy say, | |
| Ah will you go to sleep alanna | |
| While I wet your daddy' s tea. | |
| Now I' ve got a little house and land | |
| As neat as it can be, | |
| You' ll never see the likes of it | |
| This side of Lisnakea. | |
| No piano in the corner | |
| And no pictures on the wall, | |
| But I' m happy and contented | |
| In my little cottage hall | |
| Now the man that I work for, | |
| Of noble blood is he, | |
| But somethin' I' ll be tellin' you | |
| We never can agree | |
| He has big towering mansions, | |
| He has castles great and tall | |
| But I wouldn' t change the roof that crowns | |
| My own cottage hall. | |
| Oh the old turf fire | |
| And the hearth swept clean | |
| There' s noone so contented as myself and Paddy Keane, | |
| The baby in the cradle, | |
| You can hear it' s mammy say, | |
| Ah will you go to sleep alanna | |
| While I wet your daddy' s tea. | |
| Round the old turf fire | |
| sit the old folk, bent with years, | |
| As they watch us trippin' lightly | |
| They' re smilin' thro' their tears. | |
| So sadly they are dreaming | |
| Of their youthful heart' s desire | |
| In those dear old days so long ago | |
| Around the old turf fire. |