歌曲 | Glasgow Peggy |
歌手 | Silly Wizard |
专辑 | Caledonia's Hardy Sons |
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作词 : Traditional | |
As they came on to | |
Glasgow town, | |
And passd the banks and braes sae bonny, | |
There they espied the weel-faurd may, | |
And she said to them her name was | |
Peggy. Their chief did meet her father soon, | |
And O! but he was wondrous angry; | |
Says, Ye may steal my owsen and kye, | |
But ye maunna steal my bonnie | |
Peggy. ‘O haud your tongue, ye gude auld man, | |
For I’ve got cows and ewes already; | |
I come na to steal your owsen and kye, | |
But I will steal your bonny | |
Peggy.’ He set her on a jet-black horse, | |
And he himsel rode a gude grey naigie, | |
And they are on mony miles to the north, | |
And nane wi them but the bonny | |
Peggy. 'I hae now ten thousand sheep, | |
A’ feeding on yon braes sae bonny, | |
And ilka hundred a shepherd has, | |
Altho I be but a | |
Hieland laddie. ‘ | |
It’s I hae fifty acres of land, | |
It’s a’ plowd and sawn already; | |
I am Donald, the | |
Lord of Skye, | |
And why sud na | |
Peggy be calld a lady? |
zuo ci : Traditional | |
As they came on to | |
Glasgow town, | |
And passd the banks and braes sae bonny, | |
There they espied the weelfaurd may, | |
And she said to them her name was | |
Peggy. Their chief did meet her father soon, | |
And O! but he was wondrous angry | |
Says, Ye may steal my owsen and kye, | |
But ye maunna steal my bonnie | |
Peggy. ' O haud your tongue, ye gude auld man, | |
For I' ve got cows and ewes already | |
I come na to steal your owsen and kye, | |
But I will steal your bonny | |
Peggy.' He set her on a jetblack horse, | |
And he himsel rode a gude grey naigie, | |
And they are on mony miles to the north, | |
And nane wi them but the bonny | |
Peggy. ' I hae now ten thousand sheep, | |
A' feeding on yon braes sae bonny, | |
And ilka hundred a shepherd has, | |
Altho I be but a | |
Hieland laddie. ' | |
It' s I hae fifty acres of land, | |
It' s a' plowd and sawn already | |
I am Donald, the | |
Lord of Skye, | |
And why sud na | |
Peggy be calld a lady? |
zuò cí : Traditional | |
As they came on to | |
Glasgow town, | |
And passd the banks and braes sae bonny, | |
There they espied the weelfaurd may, | |
And she said to them her name was | |
Peggy. Their chief did meet her father soon, | |
And O! but he was wondrous angry | |
Says, Ye may steal my owsen and kye, | |
But ye maunna steal my bonnie | |
Peggy. ' O haud your tongue, ye gude auld man, | |
For I' ve got cows and ewes already | |
I come na to steal your owsen and kye, | |
But I will steal your bonny | |
Peggy.' He set her on a jetblack horse, | |
And he himsel rode a gude grey naigie, | |
And they are on mony miles to the north, | |
And nane wi them but the bonny | |
Peggy. ' I hae now ten thousand sheep, | |
A' feeding on yon braes sae bonny, | |
And ilka hundred a shepherd has, | |
Altho I be but a | |
Hieland laddie. ' | |
It' s I hae fifty acres of land, | |
It' s a' plowd and sawn already | |
I am Donald, the | |
Lord of Skye, | |
And why sud na | |
Peggy be calld a lady? |