The Gaberlunzieman 歌词
| 歌曲 | The Gaberlunzieman |
| 歌手 | Andy M. Stewart |
| 专辑 | Man in the Moon |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : King James V, Stewart ... | |
| THE GABERL | |
| UNZIEMAN Oh the pawky auld carle cam o'er the lea | |
| Wi' mony guid-e'ens and guid-days tae me | |
| Sayin', "Guid wife for your charity Would you lodge a leal poor man?" | |
| Laddie wi my tow-ro-ae | |
| Well the nicht being cauld, the carle being wat | |
| It's doon ayant the ingle he sat | |
| My dochters shouthers he began tae clap | |
| And cadgily ranted and sang | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae | |
| Between the twa was made a plot | |
| They'd rise a wee afore the cock | |
| And wilily they shot the lock | |
| And fast to the bent they are gane | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae | |
| The aul wife gaed whaur the beggar lay | |
| The strae was cauld, he was away | |
| She clappit her hands cryin "Waladay! For some of our gear will be gane" | |
| Laddie wi my tow-ro-ae | |
| The servant gaed whaur the dochtor lay | |
| Th sheets were cauld, she was away | |
| And fast to the guid wife she gan say "Shes awa wi the Gaberlunzieman" | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae "O fy gar ride and fy gar rin And haste ye find these traitors again! For she's be burnt and he's be slain The wearyful beggarman" | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae | |
| Meanwhile farhind oot o'er the lea | |
| Fu-snug in a glen where nane could see | |
| The twa wi' kindly sport and glee | |
| Would lo'e the hale day lang | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae | |
| Oh the lady cam riding o'er the lea, efter mony years her guidwife tae see | |
| She had wedded a lord, nae begger he, | |
| That had gaed as the beggarman | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae | |
| Well the lady came riding o'er the strand | |
| Wi' fower and twenty at her command | |
| She was the brawest in the land | |
| And she went wi' the beggarman | |
| Laddie wi' my tow-ro-ae |
| zuo ci : King James V, Stewart ... | |
| THE GABERL | |
| UNZIEMAN Oh the pawky auld carle cam o' er the lea | |
| Wi' mony guide' ens and guiddays tae me | |
| Sayin', " Guid wife for your charity Would you lodge a leal poor man?" | |
| Laddie wi my towroae | |
| Well the nicht being cauld, the carle being wat | |
| It' s doon ayant the ingle he sat | |
| My dochters shouthers he began tae clap | |
| And cadgily ranted and sang | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Between the twa was made a plot | |
| They' d rise a wee afore the cock | |
| And wilily they shot the lock | |
| And fast to the bent they are gane | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| The aul wife gaed whaur the beggar lay | |
| The strae was cauld, he was away | |
| She clappit her hands cryin " Waladay! For some of our gear will be gane" | |
| Laddie wi my towroae | |
| The servant gaed whaur the dochtor lay | |
| Th sheets were cauld, she was away | |
| And fast to the guid wife she gan say " Shes awa wi the Gaberlunzieman" | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae " O fy gar ride and fy gar rin And haste ye find these traitors again! For she' s be burnt and he' s be slain The wearyful beggarman" | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Meanwhile farhind oot o' er the lea | |
| Fusnug in a glen where nane could see | |
| The twa wi' kindly sport and glee | |
| Would lo' e the hale day lang | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Oh the lady cam riding o' er the lea, efter mony years her guidwife tae see | |
| She had wedded a lord, nae begger he, | |
| That had gaed as the beggarman | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Well the lady came riding o' er the strand | |
| Wi' fower and twenty at her command | |
| She was the brawest in the land | |
| And she went wi' the beggarman | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae |
| zuò cí : King James V, Stewart ... | |
| THE GABERL | |
| UNZIEMAN Oh the pawky auld carle cam o' er the lea | |
| Wi' mony guide' ens and guiddays tae me | |
| Sayin', " Guid wife for your charity Would you lodge a leal poor man?" | |
| Laddie wi my towroae | |
| Well the nicht being cauld, the carle being wat | |
| It' s doon ayant the ingle he sat | |
| My dochters shouthers he began tae clap | |
| And cadgily ranted and sang | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Between the twa was made a plot | |
| They' d rise a wee afore the cock | |
| And wilily they shot the lock | |
| And fast to the bent they are gane | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| The aul wife gaed whaur the beggar lay | |
| The strae was cauld, he was away | |
| She clappit her hands cryin " Waladay! For some of our gear will be gane" | |
| Laddie wi my towroae | |
| The servant gaed whaur the dochtor lay | |
| Th sheets were cauld, she was away | |
| And fast to the guid wife she gan say " Shes awa wi the Gaberlunzieman" | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae " O fy gar ride and fy gar rin And haste ye find these traitors again! For she' s be burnt and he' s be slain The wearyful beggarman" | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Meanwhile farhind oot o' er the lea | |
| Fusnug in a glen where nane could see | |
| The twa wi' kindly sport and glee | |
| Would lo' e the hale day lang | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Oh the lady cam riding o' er the lea, efter mony years her guidwife tae see | |
| She had wedded a lord, nae begger he, | |
| That had gaed as the beggarman | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae | |
| Well the lady came riding o' er the strand | |
| Wi' fower and twenty at her command | |
| She was the brawest in the land | |
| And she went wi' the beggarman | |
| Laddie wi' my towroae |
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