| Song | The Earl of Aboyne |
| Artist | June Tabor |
| Album | Ashes and Diamonds |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Tabor June |
| [00:00.00] | The Earl of Aboyne -June Tabor |
| [00:13.702] | The earl of aboyne to london |
| [00:16.748] | Has gone and |
| [00:17.814] | All his nobles |
| [00:19.662] | With him |
| [00:21.352] | Sad was the heart |
| [00:22.771] | Of his lady fair because she |
| [00:25.601] | Could not go with him |
| [00:27.933] | The earl of aboyne to london |
| [00:30.629] | Has gone and |
| [00:31.758] | All his nobles |
| [00:33.647] | With him |
| [00:35.181] | Better he had stayed at home |
| [00:38.395] | Or taken his lady |
| [00:40.226] | With him |
| [00:41.927] | And as she walked out upon |
| [00:44.151] | The green among the |
| [00:46.550] | Gentlewomen |
| [00:48.958] | Sad was the letter that came to her |
| [00:51.617] | Hand that |
| [00:52.386] | Her lord was wed in london |
| [00:55.843] | And as she looked o'er |
| [00:57.927] | The castle wall she saw |
| [01:00.28] | Two boys a running |
| [01:02.690] | What news what news my bonny |
| [01:05.378] | Little boys what news |
| [01:07.127] | Have you of london |
| [01:09.628] | Good news good news my lady |
| [01:12.764] | Gay for the |
| [01:13.722] | Earl of aboyne |
| [01:14.992] | Is coming |
| [01:16.752] | And ere he's within two miles |
| [01:19.300] | Of your walls you |
| [01:20.571] | Hear his bridles ringing |
| [01:23.771] | My groom's all be well |
| [01:26.380] | In call and happy |
| [01:28.141] | Days they are shining |
| [01:30.795] | Gone are days spent |
| [01:32.941] | On the stays since the |
| [01:34.733] | Lord of aboyne is coming |
| [01:37.842] | And my mate's all be well in call |
| [01:41.511] | And happier |
| [01:42.590] | Flowers are shining |
| [01:44.967] | And cover the stair |
| [01:46.588] | With herbs sweet and fair and |
| [01:48.477] | The floors with the |
| [01:49.693] | Finest linen |
| [01:51.894] | And deck my body |
| [01:53.690] | In the finest |
| [01:54.796] | Array and my |
| [01:55.762] | Hood of the brightest linen |
| [01:58.807] | And my apron shall be of the good silk cloth |
| [02:02.161] | Since the earl of aboyne is coming |
| [02:05.837] | So stately she stepped |
| [02:08.51] | Down the stair to see if |
| [02:10.588] | He was coming |
| [02:12.837] | And her gown was of the good |
| [02:15.477] | Green silk trimmed |
| [02:16.712] | With her red silk trimming |
| [02:19.826] | She's called to kate her waiting |
| [02:22.786] | Maid and jean her |
| [02:24.616] | Gentl ewoman |
| [02:26.887] | Come fetch me a glass of |
| [02:28.805] | The very best wine |
| [02:30.343] | To drink his health he's coming |
| [03:02.415] | She gone out to the close |
| [03:04.82] | To her lord says |
| [03:05.849] | Him welcome for your coming |
| [03:09.285] | She gone out to the close |
| [03:11.95] | To her lord says |
| [03:12.981] | Him thrice welcome from |
| [03:15.74] | London |
| [03:16.506] | If I be of this welcome |
| [03:18.933] | As you say |
| [03:19.824] | Then kiss me for my coming |
| [03:23.316] | For tomorrow should have been |
| [03:25.146] | My wedding day if I'd |
| [03:27.132] | Stayed any longer in london |
| [03:30.212] | She turned the around |
| [03:31.986] | With a look of distaste |
| [03:33.690] | Says woe's me for your coming |
| [03:37.264] | Since tomorrow should have been |
| [03:38.994] | Your wedding day then go |
| [03:41.161] | Kiss your w in london |
| [03:44.308] | My nobles all come mount |
| [03:47.04] | Your steed I'm sorry for |
| [03:49.591] | My coming |
| [03:51.543] | Tonight we shall |
| [03:52.735] | Lie at the bonny bogie's |
| [03:54.401] | Side since |
| [03:54.948] | Tomorrow the course is to london |
| [03:58.451] | Tom my man run after him |
| [04:02.193] | And beg him |
| [04:03.64] | To take me with him |
| [04:05.311] | I've asked him once and |
| [04:07.303] | I've asked him the |
| [04:08.375] | More and it's never |
| [04:09.726] | A mile you'll ride with him |
| [04:12.216] | Then a year and a day she lived in woe |
| [04:15.796] | And the doctors |
| [04:17.73] | They were dealing |
| [04:19.384] | Until at last her heart |
| [04:21.948] | It broke and letters were |
| [04:24.150] | Sent to london |
| [04:26.239] | When he saw the letters |
| [04:28.200] | All edged in black |
| [04:29.664] | He's bound to grievest weeping |
| [04:33.494] | She is dead that I loved most and I |
| [04:37.181] | Had but a heart in keeping |
| [04:40.289] | There were fifteen of noblest |
| [04:43.275] | Lords that london could provide |
| [04:46.383] | Him |
| [04:47.243] | From their hose to their |
| [04:48.697] | Hat they were all dressed |
| [04:50.146] | In black to mourn for |
| [04:52.162] | Bonny peggy irvine |
| [04:54.383] | And the farther he rode |
| [04:56.404] | The sorer he wept for |
| [04:58.120] | He had but a heart in keeping |
| [05:01.358] | Sooner I had lost |
| [05:03.63] | All the lands of aboyne |
| [05:05.644] | Than my bonnie peggy irvine |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Tabor June |
| [00:00.00] | The Earl of Aboyne June Tabor |
| [00:13.702] | The earl of aboyne to london |
| [00:16.748] | Has gone and |
| [00:17.814] | All his nobles |
| [00:19.662] | With him |
| [00:21.352] | Sad was the heart |
| [00:22.771] | Of his lady fair because she |
| [00:25.601] | Could not go with him |
| [00:27.933] | The earl of aboyne to london |
| [00:30.629] | Has gone and |
| [00:31.758] | All his nobles |
| [00:33.647] | With him |
| [00:35.181] | Better he had stayed at home |
| [00:38.395] | Or taken his lady |
| [00:40.226] | With him |
| [00:41.927] | And as she walked out upon |
| [00:44.151] | The green among the |
| [00:46.550] | Gentlewomen |
| [00:48.958] | Sad was the letter that came to her |
| [00:51.617] | Hand that |
| [00:52.386] | Her lord was wed in london |
| [00:55.843] | And as she looked o' er |
| [00:57.927] | The castle wall she saw |
| [01:00.28] | Two boys a running |
| [01:02.690] | What news what news my bonny |
| [01:05.378] | Little boys what news |
| [01:07.127] | Have you of london |
| [01:09.628] | Good news good news my lady |
| [01:12.764] | Gay for the |
| [01:13.722] | Earl of aboyne |
| [01:14.992] | Is coming |
| [01:16.752] | And ere he' s within two miles |
| [01:19.300] | Of your walls you |
| [01:20.571] | Hear his bridles ringing |
| [01:23.771] | My groom' s all be well |
| [01:26.380] | In call and happy |
| [01:28.141] | Days they are shining |
| [01:30.795] | Gone are days spent |
| [01:32.941] | On the stays since the |
| [01:34.733] | Lord of aboyne is coming |
| [01:37.842] | And my mate' s all be well in call |
| [01:41.511] | And happier |
| [01:42.590] | Flowers are shining |
| [01:44.967] | And cover the stair |
| [01:46.588] | With herbs sweet and fair and |
| [01:48.477] | The floors with the |
| [01:49.693] | Finest linen |
| [01:51.894] | And deck my body |
| [01:53.690] | In the finest |
| [01:54.796] | Array and my |
| [01:55.762] | Hood of the brightest linen |
| [01:58.807] | And my apron shall be of the good silk cloth |
| [02:02.161] | Since the earl of aboyne is coming |
| [02:05.837] | So stately she stepped |
| [02:08.51] | Down the stair to see if |
| [02:10.588] | He was coming |
| [02:12.837] | And her gown was of the good |
| [02:15.477] | Green silk trimmed |
| [02:16.712] | With her red silk trimming |
| [02:19.826] | She' s called to kate her waiting |
| [02:22.786] | Maid and jean her |
| [02:24.616] | Gentl ewoman |
| [02:26.887] | Come fetch me a glass of |
| [02:28.805] | The very best wine |
| [02:30.343] | To drink his health he' s coming |
| [03:02.415] | She gone out to the close |
| [03:04.82] | To her lord says |
| [03:05.849] | Him welcome for your coming |
| [03:09.285] | She gone out to the close |
| [03:11.95] | To her lord says |
| [03:12.981] | Him thrice welcome from |
| [03:15.74] | London |
| [03:16.506] | If I be of this welcome |
| [03:18.933] | As you say |
| [03:19.824] | Then kiss me for my coming |
| [03:23.316] | For tomorrow should have been |
| [03:25.146] | My wedding day if I' d |
| [03:27.132] | Stayed any longer in london |
| [03:30.212] | She turned the around |
| [03:31.986] | With a look of distaste |
| [03:33.690] | Says woe' s me for your coming |
| [03:37.264] | Since tomorrow should have been |
| [03:38.994] | Your wedding day then go |
| [03:41.161] | Kiss your w in london |
| [03:44.308] | My nobles all come mount |
| [03:47.04] | Your steed I' m sorry for |
| [03:49.591] | My coming |
| [03:51.543] | Tonight we shall |
| [03:52.735] | Lie at the bonny bogie' s |
| [03:54.401] | Side since |
| [03:54.948] | Tomorrow the course is to london |
| [03:58.451] | Tom my man run after him |
| [04:02.193] | And beg him |
| [04:03.64] | To take me with him |
| [04:05.311] | I' ve asked him once and |
| [04:07.303] | I' ve asked him the |
| [04:08.375] | More and it' s never |
| [04:09.726] | A mile you' ll ride with him |
| [04:12.216] | Then a year and a day she lived in woe |
| [04:15.796] | And the doctors |
| [04:17.73] | They were dealing |
| [04:19.384] | Until at last her heart |
| [04:21.948] | It broke and letters were |
| [04:24.150] | Sent to london |
| [04:26.239] | When he saw the letters |
| [04:28.200] | All edged in black |
| [04:29.664] | He' s bound to grievest weeping |
| [04:33.494] | She is dead that I loved most and I |
| [04:37.181] | Had but a heart in keeping |
| [04:40.289] | There were fifteen of noblest |
| [04:43.275] | Lords that london could provide |
| [04:46.383] | Him |
| [04:47.243] | From their hose to their |
| [04:48.697] | Hat they were all dressed |
| [04:50.146] | In black to mourn for |
| [04:52.162] | Bonny peggy irvine |
| [04:54.383] | And the farther he rode |
| [04:56.404] | The sorer he wept for |
| [04:58.120] | He had but a heart in keeping |
| [05:01.358] | Sooner I had lost |
| [05:03.63] | All the lands of aboyne |
| [05:05.644] | Than my bonnie peggy irvine |