| [00:02.39] |
There is a birch in Cachel Wood |
| [00:05.07] |
The silverest I've seen |
| [00:07.60] |
With mystery as a maiden's bed |
| [00:10.29] |
With mystery as a dream |
| [00:12.92] |
I dream to find my own true love |
| [00:15.42] |
An everlasting fire |
| [00:18.15] |
Imperishing when leaves decay |
| [00:20.63] |
T'would be my heart's desire |
| [00:22.86] |
|
| [00:23.36] |
Follow the burn to the sea |
| [00:28.66] |
How my poor heart weeps for thee |
| [00:32.46] |
Weeps for thee |
| [00:33.58] |
|
| [00:33.84] |
Then nature sent my own true love |
| [00:36.37] |
When apple blossom fell |
| [00:38.96] |
He sang beneath the mighty oak |
| [00:41.60] |
And courted me so well |
| [00:44.25] |
He spoke the pleasures of the flesh |
| [00:46.93] |
Of married life to come |
| [00:49.40] |
I loved him then in Cachel Wood |
| [00:52.04] |
T'was then I was undone |
| [00:54.38] |
|
| [00:54.99] |
Follow the burn to the sea |
| [01:00.52] |
How my poor heart weeps for thee |
| [01:04.52] |
Weeps for thee |
| [01:05.84] |
Follow the burn to the sea |
| [01:11.05] |
How my poor heart weeps for thee |
| [01:15.04] |
|
| [01:47.12] |
The berries on the rowan tree |
| [01:49.30] |
With child and in full bloom |
| [01:52.08] |
He proved to be a false young man |
| [01:54.37] |
A most unworthy groom |
| [01:57.20] |
A fish swims in the ocean deep |
| [01:59.79] |
A bird lives in the sky |
| [02:02.37] |
And fleetingly they intertwine |
| [02:05.05] |
And fleetingly they sigh |
| [02:07.43] |
|
| [02:07.84] |
Follow the bird to the sea |
| [02:13.10] |
How my poor heart weeps for thee |
| [02:16.75] |
Weeps for thee |
| [02:18.33] |
Follow the bird to the sea |
| [02:23.75] |
How my poor heart weeps for thee |
| [02:27.66] |
2016.01.22 |