Monymusk Lads 歌词

	作词 : Traditional
	As l cam' in b
	Y Monymustk
	And doon by
	Alford's dale,
	A sad misfortune happened to me
	And l think nae shame to tell. cho:
	Fal to too a riddle doo.
	Fal to toodle
	I doe. As l gaed in by
	Monymustk.
	The moon was shining clear;
	And I held on to
	Lethendy To see my
	Maggie dear.
	I did gang when
	I did think
	That a' were sleepin' soun',
	But plague upon yon auld wife
	For she cam' slinkin' doon.
	Sae cannily she slipped the lock
	And set the door agee;
	Then crawled upon her hands and knees
	To see what it could be.
	Then to the bells, wi' a' her micht
	Sae loud she made thern ring.
	Till faith! l thoeht aboot my lugs
	The biggin she would bring.
	And when she saw l wouldna slip.
	She ran to the guidman.
	Says: "There's a lad into the hoose. And that l winna stand. "
	For it is a most disgraceful thing.
	It would provoke a saunt.
	To see a' the servant girls wi' lads.
	When the gentle anes maun want." "
	Providence has acted wrang.
	Sic pleasures for to gie
	Tae ony servant lad or lass
	Just working for a fee." The auld man he cam' ben himsel' And he pushed ben his heid; Guidfaith! I thocht it was a ghost Just risen frae the deid. He'd duddy draws upon his legs, He'd on a cap o' white. And he'd a face as lang's my leg And in his hand a light. He's ta'en me by the shoulders broad An' pushed me oot o' doors. Thinks I, my auld lad, I'll come back When sleepin' gars ye snore.

	zuo ci : Traditional
	As l cam' in b
	Y Monymustk
	And doon by
	Alford' s dale,
	A sad misfortune happened to me
	And l think nae shame to tell. cho:
	Fal to too a riddle doo.
	Fal to toodle
	I doe. As l gaed in by
	Monymustk.
	The moon was shining clear
	And I held on to
	Lethendy To see my
	Maggie dear.
	I did gang when
	I did think
	That a' were sleepin' soun',
	But plague upon yon auld wife
	For she cam' slinkin' doon.
	Sae cannily she slipped the lock
	And set the door agee
	Then crawled upon her hands and knees
	To see what it could be.
	Then to the bells, wi' a' her micht
	Sae loud she made thern ring.
	Till faith! l thoeht aboot my lugs
	The biggin she would bring.
	And when she saw l wouldna slip.
	She ran to the guidman.
	Says: " There' s a lad into the hoose. And that l winna stand. "
	For it is a most disgraceful thing.
	It would provoke a saunt.
	To see a' the servant girls wi' lads.
	When the gentle anes maun want." "
	Providence has acted wrang.
	Sic pleasures for to gie
	Tae ony servant lad or lass
	Just working for a fee." The auld man he cam' ben himsel' And he pushed ben his heid Guidfaith! I thocht it was a ghost Just risen frae the deid. He' d duddy draws upon his legs, He' d on a cap o' white. And he' d a face as lang' s my leg And in his hand a light. He' s ta' en me by the shoulders broad An' pushed me oot o' doors. Thinks I, my auld lad, I' ll come back When sleepin' gars ye snore.

	zuò cí : Traditional
	As l cam' in b
	Y Monymustk
	And doon by
	Alford' s dale,
	A sad misfortune happened to me
	And l think nae shame to tell. cho:
	Fal to too a riddle doo.
	Fal to toodle
	I doe. As l gaed in by
	Monymustk.
	The moon was shining clear
	And I held on to
	Lethendy To see my
	Maggie dear.
	I did gang when
	I did think
	That a' were sleepin' soun',
	But plague upon yon auld wife
	For she cam' slinkin' doon.
	Sae cannily she slipped the lock
	And set the door agee
	Then crawled upon her hands and knees
	To see what it could be.
	Then to the bells, wi' a' her micht
	Sae loud she made thern ring.
	Till faith! l thoeht aboot my lugs
	The biggin she would bring.
	And when she saw l wouldna slip.
	She ran to the guidman.
	Says: " There' s a lad into the hoose. And that l winna stand. "
	For it is a most disgraceful thing.
	It would provoke a saunt.
	To see a' the servant girls wi' lads.
	When the gentle anes maun want." "
	Providence has acted wrang.
	Sic pleasures for to gie
	Tae ony servant lad or lass
	Just working for a fee." The auld man he cam' ben himsel' And he pushed ben his heid Guidfaith! I thocht it was a ghost Just risen frae the deid. He' d duddy draws upon his legs, He' d on a cap o' white. And he' d a face as lang' s my leg And in his hand a light. He' s ta' en me by the shoulders broad An' pushed me oot o' doors. Thinks I, my auld lad, I' ll come back When sleepin' gars ye snore.

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