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纯净的歌声《Craigie Hill》 |
译翻天用户Ethan1987编译 2010-03-09  |
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It being in the springtime and the small birds they were singing |
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Down by yon shady arbour I carelessly did stray |
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The thrushes they were warbling, the violets they were charming |
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To view fond lovers talking, a while I did delay |
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She said, my dear don't leave me all for another season |
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Though fortune does be pleasing I'll go along with you |
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I'll forsake friends and relations and bid this Irish nation |
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And to the bonny Bann banks forever I'll bid adieu |
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He said, my dear don't grieve or yet annoy my patience |
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You know I love you dearly a more I'm going away |
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I'm going to a foreign nation to purchase a plantation |
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To comfort us hereafter all in America |
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Then after a short while a fortune does be pleasing |
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'Twill cause them for to smile at our late going away |
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We'll be happy as Queen Victoria, all in her greatest glory |
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We'll be drinking wine and porter, all in America |
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If you were in your bed lying and thinking on dying |
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The sight of the lovely Bann banks your sorrow you'd give o'er |
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Or if were down one hour, down in yon shady bower |
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Pleasure would surround you, you'd think on death no more |
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Then fare you well, sweet Craigie Hill, where often times I've roved |
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I never thought my childhood days I'd part you any more |
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Now we're sailing on the ocean for honour and promotion |
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And the bonny boats are sailing, way down by Doorin shore |
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