Song | Old Brown's Daughter |
Artist | Great Big Sea |
Album | Turn |
作词 : Traditional | |
There is an ancient party at the other end of town | |
And he keeps a little grocery store, the ancients name is | |
BrownAnd he has a lovely daughter, such a treat | |
I never saw | |
Oh, I only hope someday to be the old man's son-in-law | |
Well, Old | |
Brown he sells from off his shelf most anything you please | |
He's got juice tarts for the little boys, lollipops and cheese | |
And his daughter minds the store and it's a treat just to see her serve | |
I'd like to run away with her but | |
I don't have the nerve | |
And it's Old | |
Brown's daughter is a proper sort of girl | |
Old Brown's daughter is as fair as any pearl | |
I wish I were a | |
Lord Mayor, a | |
Marquis or and | |
EarlAnd blow me if | |
I wouldn't marry | |
Old Brown's girl | |
Blow me if | |
I wouldn't marry | |
Old Brown's girl | |
Well, poor | |
Old Brown now has trouble with the gout | |
He grumbles in his little parlor when he can't get out | |
Oh, and when | |
I make a purchase, | |
Lord and she hands me the change | |
That girl she makes pulverized, | |
I feel so very strange | |
And it's Old | |
Brown's daughter is a proper sort of girl | |
Old Brown's daughter is as fair as any pearl | |
I wish I were a | |
Lord Mayor, a | |
Marquis or and | |
EarlAnd blow me if | |
I wouldn't marry | |
Old Brown's girl | |
Blow me if | |
I wouldn't marry | |
Old Brown's girl | |
But Miss Brown she smiles so sweetly when | |
I say a tender word | |
Ah, but Old | |
Brown says that she must wed a | |
Marquis or a | |
LordAnd I don't suppose it's ever one of those things | |
I will beBut by jingo next election | |
I will run for | |
TrinityAnd it's | |
Old Brown's daughter is a proper sort of girl | |
Old Brown's daughter is as fair as any pearl | |
I wish I were a | |
Lord Mayor, a | |
Marquis or and | |
EarlAnd blow me if | |
I wouldn't marry | |
Old Brown's girl | |
Blow me if | |
I wouldn't marry | |
Old Brown's girl |
zuò cí : Traditional | |
There is an ancient party at the other end of town | |
And he keeps a little grocery store, the ancients name is | |
BrownAnd he has a lovely daughter, such a treat | |
I never saw | |
Oh, I only hope someday to be the old man' s soninlaw | |
Well, Old | |
Brown he sells from off his shelf most anything you please | |
He' s got juice tarts for the little boys, lollipops and cheese | |
And his daughter minds the store and it' s a treat just to see her serve | |
I' d like to run away with her but | |
I don' t have the nerve | |
And it' s Old | |
Brown' s daughter is a proper sort of girl | |
Old Brown' s daughter is as fair as any pearl | |
I wish I were a | |
Lord Mayor, a | |
Marquis or and | |
EarlAnd blow me if | |
I wouldn' t marry | |
Old Brown' s girl | |
Blow me if | |
I wouldn' t marry | |
Old Brown' s girl | |
Well, poor | |
Old Brown now has trouble with the gout | |
He grumbles in his little parlor when he can' t get out | |
Oh, and when | |
I make a purchase, | |
Lord and she hands me the change | |
That girl she makes pulverized, | |
I feel so very strange | |
And it' s Old | |
Brown' s daughter is a proper sort of girl | |
Old Brown' s daughter is as fair as any pearl | |
I wish I were a | |
Lord Mayor, a | |
Marquis or and | |
EarlAnd blow me if | |
I wouldn' t marry | |
Old Brown' s girl | |
Blow me if | |
I wouldn' t marry | |
Old Brown' s girl | |
But Miss Brown she smiles so sweetly when | |
I say a tender word | |
Ah, but Old | |
Brown says that she must wed a | |
Marquis or a | |
LordAnd I don' t suppose it' s ever one of those things | |
I will beBut by jingo next election | |
I will run for | |
TrinityAnd it' s | |
Old Brown' s daughter is a proper sort of girl | |
Old Brown' s daughter is as fair as any pearl | |
I wish I were a | |
Lord Mayor, a | |
Marquis or and | |
EarlAnd blow me if | |
I wouldn' t marry | |
Old Brown' s girl | |
Blow me if | |
I wouldn' t marry | |
Old Brown' s girl |