《Brennan On The Moor(Album Version)》歌词

歌曲： Brennan On The Moor(Album Version)

所属专辑：The Clancy Brothers And Tommy Makem

歌手： The Clancy Brothers&Tommy

时长： 02:09

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Brennan On The Moor (Album Version) - The Clancy Brothers/Tommy Makem[00:00:00]

'Tis of a brave young highwayman this story[00:00:04]

I will tell[00:00:07]

His name was Willie Brennan[00:00:08]

And in Ireland he did dwell[00:00:10]

It was on the Kilwood Mountain[00:00:12]

He commenced his wild career[00:00:14]

And many a wealthy nobleman[00:00:17]

Before him shook with fear[00:00:19]

It was Brennan on the moor Brennan on the moor[00:00:21]

Bold brave and undaunted[00:00:25]

Was young Brennan on the moor[00:00:27]

One day upon the highway as young Willie he went down[00:00:29]

He met the mayor of Cashiell a mile outside of town[00:00:33]

The mayor he knew his features[00:00:37]

And he said Young man said he[00:00:39]

Your name is Willie Brennan[00:00:41]

You must come along with me[00:00:43]

It was Brennan on the moor Brennan on the moor[00:00:45]

Bold brave and undaunted[00:00:49]

Was young Brennan on the moor[00:00:50]

Now Brennan's wife had gone to town provisions[00:00:54]

For to buy[00:00:56]

And when she saw her Willie[00:00:57]

She commenced to weep and cry[00:00:59]

Said Hand to me that tenpenny as soon as Willie spoke[00:01:01]

She handed him a blunderbuss[00:01:05]

From underneath her cloak[00:01:07]

It was Brennan on the moor Brennan on the moor[00:01:09]

Bold brave and undaunted[00:01:13]

Was young Brennan on the moor[00:01:15]

Now with this loaded blunderbuss[00:01:17]

The truth I will unfold[00:01:19]

He made the mayor to tremble[00:01:21]

And he robbed him of his gold[00:01:23]

One hundred pounds was offered[00:01:25]

For his apprehension there[00:01:27]

So he with horse[00:01:29]

And saddle to the mountains did repair[00:01:31]

It was Brennan on the moor[00:01:33]

Brennan on the moor[00:01:35]

Bold brave and undaunted was young[00:01:37]

Brennan on the moor[00:01:39]

Now Brennan being an outlaw upon the mountains high[00:01:41]

With cavalry and infantry to take him they did try[00:01:45]

He laughed at them with scorn until at last twas said[00:01:49]

By a false-hearted woman he was cruelly betrayed[00:01:53]

It was Brennan on the moor[00:01:57]

Brennan on the moor[00:01:59]

Bold brave and undaunted[00:02:01]

Was young Brennan on the moor[00:02:03]