Song | Girls Along the Road |
Artist | Fiddler's Green |
Album | Folk Raider |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Traditional | |
Oh I’m just in the vein of a nice refrain so pay attention round | |
And the name I’ll tell of a fine young swell and a rich young man called Brown | |
Oh he listed in the Antrim rifle corps all you who listen to me ode | |
Do the thing that’s right going home tonight with the girls along the road | |
Brown was a spark he was fond of a lark, a married man tho’ not chaste | |
And little he cared if his own wife heard if another girl took his taste | |
Aye and he himself dressed in his regimental best as proud as a peacock strode | |
Admiring the girls with their long hair curled as they walked along the road | |
Oh he courted a girl with nice curly hair, blue boots and a red leather belt | |
And he idly talked as he onward walked endeavoring her heart to melt | |
And his gay grenadier with a wink and a leer enquired her name and abode | |
And he felt as grand as a lord of the land with the girls along the road | |
Mr. Brown and his love sat down in a tavern hard near by | |
And he called for a drain of the good champagne and a plate of the old pork pie | |
And his arms he placed around her waist and his heart with love overflowed | |
And he says it’s alright we’ll be happy tonight with the girls along the road | |
O this funny little man he had just begun his love tales to outpour | |
When who should he see but his own Mrs B. peeping in at the parlour door | |
With a bolt like a bear she fastened in his hair for the signs of her anger showed | |
Saying I’ll tear away your eyes if you go to exercise with the girls along the road | |
Now to set matters right these women had a fight a first rate tumble up and down | |
And they sent to smithereens hats, coats and crinolines and then they set to work on Brown | |
He was jolly well thrashed and his head all bashed as the crowd their anger bestowed | |
And his fine uniform was all torn in the storm with the girls along the road | |
Now Mr. Brown has broken with the peace he’s been taken to a police cell | |
There to ruminate on his sad unlucky fate like many’s a fine young swell | |
And the very next day sure his wife ran away because of this little episode | |
He’s about there still but he never goes to drill with the girls along the road |
zuo qu : Traditional | |
Oh I' m just in the vein of a nice refrain so pay attention round | |
And the name I' ll tell of a fine young swell and a rich young man called Brown | |
Oh he listed in the Antrim rifle corps all you who listen to me ode | |
Do the thing that' s right going home tonight with the girls along the road | |
Brown was a spark he was fond of a lark, a married man tho' not chaste | |
And little he cared if his own wife heard if another girl took his taste | |
Aye and he himself dressed in his regimental best as proud as a peacock strode | |
Admiring the girls with their long hair curled as they walked along the road | |
Oh he courted a girl with nice curly hair, blue boots and a red leather belt | |
And he idly talked as he onward walked endeavoring her heart to melt | |
And his gay grenadier with a wink and a leer enquired her name and abode | |
And he felt as grand as a lord of the land with the girls along the road | |
Mr. Brown and his love sat down in a tavern hard near by | |
And he called for a drain of the good champagne and a plate of the old pork pie | |
And his arms he placed around her waist and his heart with love overflowed | |
And he says it' s alright we' ll be happy tonight with the girls along the road | |
O this funny little man he had just begun his love tales to outpour | |
When who should he see but his own Mrs B. peeping in at the parlour door | |
With a bolt like a bear she fastened in his hair for the signs of her anger showed | |
Saying I' ll tear away your eyes if you go to exercise with the girls along the road | |
Now to set matters right these women had a fight a first rate tumble up and down | |
And they sent to smithereens hats, coats and crinolines and then they set to work on Brown | |
He was jolly well thrashed and his head all bashed as the crowd their anger bestowed | |
And his fine uniform was all torn in the storm with the girls along the road | |
Now Mr. Brown has broken with the peace he' s been taken to a police cell | |
There to ruminate on his sad unlucky fate like many' s a fine young swell | |
And the very next day sure his wife ran away because of this little episode | |
He' s about there still but he never goes to drill with the girls along the road |
zuò qǔ : Traditional | |
Oh I' m just in the vein of a nice refrain so pay attention round | |
And the name I' ll tell of a fine young swell and a rich young man called Brown | |
Oh he listed in the Antrim rifle corps all you who listen to me ode | |
Do the thing that' s right going home tonight with the girls along the road | |
Brown was a spark he was fond of a lark, a married man tho' not chaste | |
And little he cared if his own wife heard if another girl took his taste | |
Aye and he himself dressed in his regimental best as proud as a peacock strode | |
Admiring the girls with their long hair curled as they walked along the road | |
Oh he courted a girl with nice curly hair, blue boots and a red leather belt | |
And he idly talked as he onward walked endeavoring her heart to melt | |
And his gay grenadier with a wink and a leer enquired her name and abode | |
And he felt as grand as a lord of the land with the girls along the road | |
Mr. Brown and his love sat down in a tavern hard near by | |
And he called for a drain of the good champagne and a plate of the old pork pie | |
And his arms he placed around her waist and his heart with love overflowed | |
And he says it' s alright we' ll be happy tonight with the girls along the road | |
O this funny little man he had just begun his love tales to outpour | |
When who should he see but his own Mrs B. peeping in at the parlour door | |
With a bolt like a bear she fastened in his hair for the signs of her anger showed | |
Saying I' ll tear away your eyes if you go to exercise with the girls along the road | |
Now to set matters right these women had a fight a first rate tumble up and down | |
And they sent to smithereens hats, coats and crinolines and then they set to work on Brown | |
He was jolly well thrashed and his head all bashed as the crowd their anger bestowed | |
And his fine uniform was all torn in the storm with the girls along the road | |
Now Mr. Brown has broken with the peace he' s been taken to a police cell | |
There to ruminate on his sad unlucky fate like many' s a fine young swell | |
And the very next day sure his wife ran away because of this little episode | |
He' s about there still but he never goes to drill with the girls along the road |