《Farmer Michael Hayes》歌词

歌曲： Farmer Michael Hayes

所属专辑：Folk Tale

歌手： Christy Moore

时长： 03:59

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I am a bold undaunted fox that never yet was trapped or caught[00:00:00]

My rent rates and taxes I was willing for to pay[00:00:07]

I made me name on fine good land between Tipperary and Knocklong[00:00:13]

Where my fore fathers lived and died 2000 years ago[00:00:19]

I lived as happy as King Saul and loved my neighbours one and all[00:00:25]

I had no animosity for either friend or foe[00:00:31]

Until I was of late betrayed by one who was a bailiff[00:00:37]

He told me I should leave the place and show my face no more[00:00:44]

The day that he evicted me 'tis then I knew that I should flee[00:00:49]

Late one night I tracked him down and left him lying low [00:00:56]

He fell victim to a shot - his agency was soon forgot[00:01:02]

From that day on they're searching for Farmer Michael Hayes[00:01:09]

Soon there was a great lookout by land and sea myself to rout[00:01:14]

From Dublin Quay to Belfast along the raging sea[00:01:21]

By telegraph they did insert a great reward for my arrest[00:01:27]

My figure size and form and my name without mistake[00:01:33]

They broke their brogues took an this great reward to obtain[00:01:42]

But they would never cabuqiu find Michael Hayes[00:01:48]

Around the coast they made a steer from Poolbeg Lighthouse to Cape Clear[00:01:54]

Killarney Town and Sweet Tralee they then crossed into Clare [00:02:00]

When they landed on the shore they searched Kilrush from tip to toe[00:02:08]

They searched the baths at sweet Lisdoon likewise Miltown-Malbay[00:02:15]

They pass broke cantu aqiu and denetn had make up[00:02:20]

Still their search was all in vain for I showed them all my tail [00:02:27]

They searched the train at Oranmore as it was leaving for Athlone[00:02:33]

Every wagon car and coach they met along the road[00:02:39]

Connemara being remote they thought twas there I might resort[00:02:45]

But still they were at nothing I gave them all leg bail [00:02:52]

In Swinford Town as I lay down I heard the dreadful cry of hounds[00:03:00]

Which me set off for Charlestown through Knock and Castlebar[00:03:06]

Passing Hagfield I called in and had a drink with Joe O'Broin[00:03:12]

Which filled my heart with strength and speed whilst the hounds were getting slow[00:03:15]

And as the moon began to shine I thought I'd make a foreign clime[00:03:46]

Farmer Michael Hayes - Christy Moore[00:03:52]