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《Lord Thomas Of Winesberry And The King’s Daughter》歌词


歌曲: Lord Thomas Of Winesberry And The King’s Daughter

所属专辑:Somebody Counts On Me

歌手: Barbara Dickson

时长: 05:58

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Lord Thomas Of Winesberry And The King’s Daughter

For more than seven years the king he staid[00:05:58]

Into the land of Spain,[00:05:58]

And seven years True Thomas was[00:05:58]

His daughter's chamberlain.[00:05:58]

'What aileth you, my daughter Janet,[00:05:58]

You look sae pale and wan?[00:05:58]

Ye've either been sick, and very, very sick,[00:05:58]

Or else ye hae lain wi a man.[00:05:58]

Or else ye hae lain wi a man.'[00:05:58]

'There is no dreder in my heart,[00:05:58]

Nor do I love a man;[00:05:58]

But it is for your lang, lang byding awae[00:05:58]

Into the land of Spain.'[00:05:58]

'Ye'll cast aff your bonny brown gown,[00:05:58]

And lay it on a stone,[00:05:58]

And I'll tell ye, my dear Janet,[00:05:58]

If ever ye loved a man.'[00:05:58]

She's cast aff her bonny brown gown,[00:05:58]

And laid it on a stone;[00:05:58]

Her belly it was big, her twa sides high,[00:05:58]

Her colour it was quite gane.[00:05:58]

'O is it to a man and a man o' might,[00:05:58]

'Or is it to a man that's mean?[00:05:58]

O it is to Thomas o Winsberry,[00:05:58]

That cannae longer len.'[00:05:58]

'O where are all my wall-wight men,[00:05:58]

That I pay meat and fee,[00:05:58]

That will gae for Thomas o Winesberry,[00:05:58]

And bring him here to me?[00:05:58]

High hanged he shall be.'[00:05:58]

She's turnd her right and round about,[00:05:58]

The tears blinded her ee:[00:05:58]

'If ye do any ill to True Thomas,[00:05:58]

Ye'll never get gude o me.'[00:05:58]

When Thomas came before the king[00:05:58]

He glanced like the fire;[00:05:58]

His hair was like the threads o gold,[00:05:58]

His eyes like crystal clear.[00:05:58]

'It was nae wonder, my daughter Janet,[00:05:58]

Altho ye loved this man;[00:05:58]

If he were a woman, as he is a man,[00:05:58]

My bed-fellow he would been.[00:05:58]

My bed-fellow he would been.'[00:05:58]

'O will ye marry my daughter Janet?[00:05:58]

The truth's in your right hand;[00:05:58]

Ye's hae some o my gold, and some o my gear,[00:05:58]

And the twelfth part o my land.'[00:05:58]

'It's I will marry your daughter Janet;[00:05:58]

The truth's in my right hand;[00:05:58]

I'll hae nane o your gold, nor nane o your gear,[00:05:58]

I've enough in my ane land.[00:05:58]

'But I will marry your daughter Janet[00:05:58]

With thirty ploughs and three,[00:05:58]

And four and twenty bonny breast-mills,[00:05:58]

All on the water o Dee.'[00:05:58]

All on the water o Dee.'[00:05:58]