| 歌曲 | Young Hunting |
| 歌手 | Brian Peters |
| 专辑 | Ballads |
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| 作词 : Peters Brian Haydon | |
| 作曲 : Peters Brian Haydon | |
| Young Hunting's to the castle gone | |
| As fast as he could ride | |
| He's a hunting horn about his waist | |
| A broadsword by his side | |
| A broadsword by his side | |
| And when he came to the castle gate | |
| He's pulled all at the pin | |
| No one so ready as the lady herself | |
| To rise and let him in | |
| Arise and let him in | |
| "You're welcome here, my young Hunting | |
| For coal and candlelight; | |
| And so welcome are you, young Hunting | |
| To lie with me this night | |
| To lie with me this night." | |
| "I thank you for your light, lady | |
| So do I for your coal | |
| But there's a fairer woman than ten of thee | |
| Meets me at Brandy's Well | |
| Meets me at Brandy's Well." | |
| He bent down o'er his saddlebow | |
| To kiss her ruby cheek | |
| But she took out a little penknife | |
| And wounded him full deep | |
| And wounded him full deep | |
| And she has gone to her maid, Katherine | |
| So long before the day | |
| "I have a dead man in my bower; | |
| I wish he was away | |
| I wish he was away." | |
| They booted him and spurred him | |
| As he was won't to ride | |
| They have taken him to the wide water | |
| They call the River Clyde | |
| They call the River Clyde | |
| One has taken him by his feet | |
| The other one by his head | |
| And in the deepest part of Clyde Water | |
| It's there they've made his bed | |
| It's there they've made his bed | |
| "Lie there, lie there, you young Hunting | |
| 'Til the blood seep from your bone | |
| And that fairer woman than ten of me | |
| Will wait long ere you come home | |
| Wait long ere you come home." | |
| Then up and spoke a bonny little bird | |
| That stood up in the tree | |
| "Go home, go home, you false lady | |
| And pay your maid a fee | |
| And pay your maid a fee." | |
| "Come down, come down, you bonny little bird | |
| Come down into my hand | |
| Your cage I will make of the fine beaten gold | |
| Where now it's the willow wand | |
| Where now it's the willow wand." | |
| "Keep your cage of beaten gold | |
| And I will keep my tree | |
| For as you did to young Hunting | |
| You'd do the same to me | |
| You'd do the same to me." | |
| And it fell out the very next day | |
| The King was going to ride | |
| And he has sent for young Hunting | |
| To ride all at his side | |
| To ride all at his side | |
| The lady swore by the grass so green | |
| So did she by the corn | |
| "I saw not your son, young Hunting | |
| Since yesterday at morn | |
| Since yesterday at morn | |
| "But I saw him ride to Clyde Water; | |
| I fear he's drowned therein!" | |
| And they have sent for divers bold | |
| To dive for young Hunting | |
| To dive for young Hunting | |
| Then up and spoke the bonny little bird | |
| That flew above their heads | |
| "Dive on, dive on, you divers bold | |
| For there he lies indeed | |
| For there he lies indeed | |
| "But leave off your diving in the day | |
| And dive all in the night | |
| And where young Hunting he lies slain | |
| The candles will burn full bright | |
| The candles will burn full bright." | |
| So they left off diving in the day | |
| And dived all in the night | |
| And where young Hunting he lay slain | |
| The candles burned full bright | |
| The candles burned full bright | |
| White, white were his wounds all washed | |
| As white as a linen clout | |
| But when the lady she came near | |
| The blood come gushing out | |
| The blood come gushing out | |
| "Well, it's surely been my maid Katherine | |
| And ill may she betide! | |
| For I'd have never slain my young Hunting | |
| Nor thrown him in the Clyde | |
| Nor thrown him in the Clyde." | |
| So they have taken the maid Katherine | |
| And a bonfire set her in | |
| But the fire wouldn't take upon her cheek | |
| Nor yet upon her chin | |
| Nor yet upon her chin | |
| So they've taken out the maid Katherine | |
| They've thrown the lady in | |
| And the fire took fast on her fair body | |
| She burned like holly green | |
| She burned like holly green |
| zuo ci : Peters Brian Haydon | |
| zuo qu : Peters Brian Haydon | |
| Young Hunting' s to the castle gone | |
| As fast as he could ride | |
| He' s a hunting horn about his waist | |
| A broadsword by his side | |
| A broadsword by his side | |
| And when he came to the castle gate | |
| He' s pulled all at the pin | |
| No one so ready as the lady herself | |
| To rise and let him in | |
| Arise and let him in | |
| " You' re welcome here, my young Hunting | |
| For coal and candlelight | |
| And so welcome are you, young Hunting | |
| To lie with me this night | |
| To lie with me this night. " | |
| " I thank you for your light, lady | |
| So do I for your coal | |
| But there' s a fairer woman than ten of thee | |
| Meets me at Brandy' s Well | |
| Meets me at Brandy' s Well. " | |
| He bent down o' er his saddlebow | |
| To kiss her ruby cheek | |
| But she took out a little penknife | |
| And wounded him full deep | |
| And wounded him full deep | |
| And she has gone to her maid, Katherine | |
| So long before the day | |
| " I have a dead man in my bower | |
| I wish he was away | |
| I wish he was away. " | |
| They booted him and spurred him | |
| As he was won' t to ride | |
| They have taken him to the wide water | |
| They call the River Clyde | |
| They call the River Clyde | |
| One has taken him by his feet | |
| The other one by his head | |
| And in the deepest part of Clyde Water | |
| It' s there they' ve made his bed | |
| It' s there they' ve made his bed | |
| " Lie there, lie there, you young Hunting | |
| ' Til the blood seep from your bone | |
| And that fairer woman than ten of me | |
| Will wait long ere you come home | |
| Wait long ere you come home. " | |
| Then up and spoke a bonny little bird | |
| That stood up in the tree | |
| " Go home, go home, you false lady | |
| And pay your maid a fee | |
| And pay your maid a fee. " | |
| " Come down, come down, you bonny little bird | |
| Come down into my hand | |
| Your cage I will make of the fine beaten gold | |
| Where now it' s the willow wand | |
| Where now it' s the willow wand. " | |
| " Keep your cage of beaten gold | |
| And I will keep my tree | |
| For as you did to young Hunting | |
| You' d do the same to me | |
| You' d do the same to me. " | |
| And it fell out the very next day | |
| The King was going to ride | |
| And he has sent for young Hunting | |
| To ride all at his side | |
| To ride all at his side | |
| The lady swore by the grass so green | |
| So did she by the corn | |
| " I saw not your son, young Hunting | |
| Since yesterday at morn | |
| Since yesterday at morn | |
| " But I saw him ride to Clyde Water | |
| I fear he' s drowned therein! " | |
| And they have sent for divers bold | |
| To dive for young Hunting | |
| To dive for young Hunting | |
| Then up and spoke the bonny little bird | |
| That flew above their heads | |
| " Dive on, dive on, you divers bold | |
| For there he lies indeed | |
| For there he lies indeed | |
| " But leave off your diving in the day | |
| And dive all in the night | |
| And where young Hunting he lies slain | |
| The candles will burn full bright | |
| The candles will burn full bright. " | |
| So they left off diving in the day | |
| And dived all in the night | |
| And where young Hunting he lay slain | |
| The candles burned full bright | |
| The candles burned full bright | |
| White, white were his wounds all washed | |
| As white as a linen clout | |
| But when the lady she came near | |
| The blood come gushing out | |
| The blood come gushing out | |
| " Well, it' s surely been my maid Katherine | |
| And ill may she betide! | |
| For I' d have never slain my young Hunting | |
| Nor thrown him in the Clyde | |
| Nor thrown him in the Clyde. " | |
| So they have taken the maid Katherine | |
| And a bonfire set her in | |
| But the fire wouldn' t take upon her cheek | |
| Nor yet upon her chin | |
| Nor yet upon her chin | |
| So they' ve taken out the maid Katherine | |
| They' ve thrown the lady in | |
| And the fire took fast on her fair body | |
| She burned like holly green | |
| She burned like holly green |
| zuò cí : Peters Brian Haydon | |
| zuò qǔ : Peters Brian Haydon | |
| Young Hunting' s to the castle gone | |
| As fast as he could ride | |
| He' s a hunting horn about his waist | |
| A broadsword by his side | |
| A broadsword by his side | |
| And when he came to the castle gate | |
| He' s pulled all at the pin | |
| No one so ready as the lady herself | |
| To rise and let him in | |
| Arise and let him in | |
| " You' re welcome here, my young Hunting | |
| For coal and candlelight | |
| And so welcome are you, young Hunting | |
| To lie with me this night | |
| To lie with me this night. " | |
| " I thank you for your light, lady | |
| So do I for your coal | |
| But there' s a fairer woman than ten of thee | |
| Meets me at Brandy' s Well | |
| Meets me at Brandy' s Well. " | |
| He bent down o' er his saddlebow | |
| To kiss her ruby cheek | |
| But she took out a little penknife | |
| And wounded him full deep | |
| And wounded him full deep | |
| And she has gone to her maid, Katherine | |
| So long before the day | |
| " I have a dead man in my bower | |
| I wish he was away | |
| I wish he was away. " | |
| They booted him and spurred him | |
| As he was won' t to ride | |
| They have taken him to the wide water | |
| They call the River Clyde | |
| They call the River Clyde | |
| One has taken him by his feet | |
| The other one by his head | |
| And in the deepest part of Clyde Water | |
| It' s there they' ve made his bed | |
| It' s there they' ve made his bed | |
| " Lie there, lie there, you young Hunting | |
| ' Til the blood seep from your bone | |
| And that fairer woman than ten of me | |
| Will wait long ere you come home | |
| Wait long ere you come home. " | |
| Then up and spoke a bonny little bird | |
| That stood up in the tree | |
| " Go home, go home, you false lady | |
| And pay your maid a fee | |
| And pay your maid a fee. " | |
| " Come down, come down, you bonny little bird | |
| Come down into my hand | |
| Your cage I will make of the fine beaten gold | |
| Where now it' s the willow wand | |
| Where now it' s the willow wand. " | |
| " Keep your cage of beaten gold | |
| And I will keep my tree | |
| For as you did to young Hunting | |
| You' d do the same to me | |
| You' d do the same to me. " | |
| And it fell out the very next day | |
| The King was going to ride | |
| And he has sent for young Hunting | |
| To ride all at his side | |
| To ride all at his side | |
| The lady swore by the grass so green | |
| So did she by the corn | |
| " I saw not your son, young Hunting | |
| Since yesterday at morn | |
| Since yesterday at morn | |
| " But I saw him ride to Clyde Water | |
| I fear he' s drowned therein! " | |
| And they have sent for divers bold | |
| To dive for young Hunting | |
| To dive for young Hunting | |
| Then up and spoke the bonny little bird | |
| That flew above their heads | |
| " Dive on, dive on, you divers bold | |
| For there he lies indeed | |
| For there he lies indeed | |
| " But leave off your diving in the day | |
| And dive all in the night | |
| And where young Hunting he lies slain | |
| The candles will burn full bright | |
| The candles will burn full bright. " | |
| So they left off diving in the day | |
| And dived all in the night | |
| And where young Hunting he lay slain | |
| The candles burned full bright | |
| The candles burned full bright | |
| White, white were his wounds all washed | |
| As white as a linen clout | |
| But when the lady she came near | |
| The blood come gushing out | |
| The blood come gushing out | |
| " Well, it' s surely been my maid Katherine | |
| And ill may she betide! | |
| For I' d have never slain my young Hunting | |
| Nor thrown him in the Clyde | |
| Nor thrown him in the Clyde. " | |
| So they have taken the maid Katherine | |
| And a bonfire set her in | |
| But the fire wouldn' t take upon her cheek | |
| Nor yet upon her chin | |
| Nor yet upon her chin | |
| So they' ve taken out the maid Katherine | |
| They' ve thrown the lady in | |
| And the fire took fast on her fair body | |
| She burned like holly green | |
| She burned like holly green |