The Lady of Shalott

Song The Lady of Shalott
Artist Loreena McKennitt
Album The Visit

Lyrics

[00:00.00] 作曲 : Loreena McKennitt
[00:00.00] 作词 : Alfred Tennyson
[00:00.00] loreena mckennitt - the lady of shalott
[00:18.00]
[00:36.66] on either side of the river lie
[00:40.53] long fields of barley and of rye,
[00:45.09] that clothe the world and meet the sky;
[00:49.17] and thro the field the road run by
[00:52.68] to many-towered camelot;
[00:56.93] and up and down the people go,
[01:00.60] gazing where the lilies blow
[01:04.89] round an island there below,
[01:07.92] the island of shalott.
[01:10.87]
[01:12.90] willows whiten, aspens quiver,
[01:16.56] little breezes and dusk and shiver
[01:20.41] thro the wave that runs forever
[01:24.19] by the island in the river
[01:27.52] flowing down to camelot.
[01:31.92] four grey walls, and four grey towers,
[01:35.89] overlook a space of flowers,
[01:39.77] and the silent island imbowers
[01:43.27] the lady of shalott.
[01:45.91]
[01:48.07] only reapers, reaping early,
[01:51.59] in among the bearded barley
[01:55.38] hear a song that echoes cheerly
[01:59.30] from the river winding clearly
[02:02.85] flowing down to towerd camelot;
[02:07.14] and by the moon the reaper weary,
[02:10.85] piling sheaves in uplands airy,
[02:14.51] listening, whispers "tis the fairy
[02:18.35] the lady of shalott."
[02:21.02]
[02:38.26] there she weaves by night and day
[02:41.78] a magic web with colours gay,
[02:45.52] she has heard a whisper say,
[02:49.33] a curse is on her if she stay
[02:52.78] to look down to camelot.
[02:56.93] she knows not what the curse may be,
[03:00.44] and so she weaveth steadily,
[03:04.44] and little other care hath she,
[03:07.84] the lady of shalott.
[03:10.91]
[03:12.74] but in her web she still delights
[03:16.36] to weave the mirrors magic sights,
[03:20.78] for often thro the silent nights
[03:24.12] a funeral, with plumes and with lights
[03:27.89] and music, went to camelot;
[03:32.48] or when the moon was overhead,
[03:35.78] came two young lovers lately wed.
[03:39.66] "i am half sick of shadows," she said
[03:43.19] the lady of shalott.
[03:46.12]
[04:05.16] a bow-shot from her bower-eaves,
[04:08.76] he rode between the barley sheaves,
[04:12.51] the sun came dazzling thro the leaves,
[04:16.23] and flamed upon the brazen greaves
[04:20.05] of bold sir lancelot.
[04:24.43] a red-cross knight for ever kneeld
[04:28.26] to a lady in his shield,
[04:31.92] that sparkled on the yellow field,
[04:35.12] beside remote shalott.
[04:38.00]
[04:39.76] his broad clear brow in sunlight glowd;
[04:43.32] on burnishd hooves his war-horse trode;
[04:46.84] from underneath his helmet flowd
[04:50.31] his coal-black curls as on he rode,
[04:53.94] as he rode down to camelot.
[04:58.36] from the bank and from the river
[05:01.76] he flashed into the crystal mirror,
[05:06.02] "tirra lirra," by the river
[05:09.40] sang sir lancelot.
[05:12.13]
[05:13.91] she left the web, she left the loom,
[05:17.55] she made three paces taro the room,
[05:21.74] she saw the water-lily bloom,
[05:25.85] she saw the helmet and the plume,
[05:29.07] she looked down to camelot.
[05:33.03] out flew the web and floated wide;
[05:37.23] the mirror cracked from side to side;
[05:40.99] "the curse is come upon me," cried
[05:44.36] the lady of shalott.
[05:47.33]
[06:04.38] in the stormy east-wind straining,
[06:07.99] the pale yellow woods were waning,
[06:11.65] the broad stream in his banks complaining.
[06:15.37] heavily the low sky raining
[06:18.95] over towered camelot;
[06:23.23] down she came and found a boat
[06:26.30] beneath a willow left afloat,
[06:30.46] and round about the prow she wrote
[06:33.72] the lady of shalott
[06:36.72]
[06:38.16] and down the rivers dim expanse
[06:41.98] like some bold seer in a trance,
[06:45.76] seeing all his own mischance
[06:49.49] with a glassy countenance
[06:52.79] did she look to camelot.
[06:57.28] and at the closing of the day
[07:00.54] she loosed the chain and down she lay;
[07:04.80] the broad stream bore her far away,
[07:08.11] the lady of shalott.
[07:11.46]
[07:31.18] who is this? and what is here?
[07:35.65] and in the lighted palace near
[07:39.51] died the sound of royal cheer;
[07:43.43] and they crossed themselves for fear,
[07:47.17] all the knights at camelot;
[07:51.66] but lancelot mused a little space
[07:57.94] he said, "she has a lovely face;
[08:02.02] god in his mercy lend her grace,
[08:06.53] the lady of shalott."
[08:19.28]

Pinyin

[00:00.00] zuò qǔ : Loreena McKennitt
[00:00.00] zuò cí : Alfred Tennyson
[00:00.00] loreena mckennitt the lady of shalott
[00:18.00]
[00:36.66] on either side of the river lie
[00:40.53] long fields of barley and of rye,
[00:45.09] that clothe the world and meet the sky
[00:49.17] and thro the field the road run by
[00:52.68] to manytowered camelot
[00:56.93] and up and down the people go,
[01:00.60] gazing where the lilies blow
[01:04.89] round an island there below,
[01:07.92] the island of shalott.
[01:10.87]
[01:12.90] willows whiten, aspens quiver,
[01:16.56] little breezes and dusk and shiver
[01:20.41] thro the wave that runs forever
[01:24.19] by the island in the river
[01:27.52] flowing down to camelot.
[01:31.92] four grey walls, and four grey towers,
[01:35.89] overlook a space of flowers,
[01:39.77] and the silent island imbowers
[01:43.27] the lady of shalott.
[01:45.91]
[01:48.07] only reapers, reaping early,
[01:51.59] in among the bearded barley
[01:55.38] hear a song that echoes cheerly
[01:59.30] from the river winding clearly
[02:02.85] flowing down to towerd camelot
[02:07.14] and by the moon the reaper weary,
[02:10.85] piling sheaves in uplands airy,
[02:14.51] listening, whispers " tis the fairy
[02:18.35] the lady of shalott."
[02:21.02]
[02:38.26] there she weaves by night and day
[02:41.78] a magic web with colours gay,
[02:45.52] she has heard a whisper say,
[02:49.33] a curse is on her if she stay
[02:52.78] to look down to camelot.
[02:56.93] she knows not what the curse may be,
[03:00.44] and so she weaveth steadily,
[03:04.44] and little other care hath she,
[03:07.84] the lady of shalott.
[03:10.91]
[03:12.74] but in her web she still delights
[03:16.36] to weave the mirrors magic sights,
[03:20.78] for often thro the silent nights
[03:24.12] a funeral, with plumes and with lights
[03:27.89] and music, went to camelot
[03:32.48] or when the moon was overhead,
[03:35.78] came two young lovers lately wed.
[03:39.66] " i am half sick of shadows," she said
[03:43.19] the lady of shalott.
[03:46.12]
[04:05.16] a bowshot from her bowereaves,
[04:08.76] he rode between the barley sheaves,
[04:12.51] the sun came dazzling thro the leaves,
[04:16.23] and flamed upon the brazen greaves
[04:20.05] of bold sir lancelot.
[04:24.43] a redcross knight for ever kneeld
[04:28.26] to a lady in his shield,
[04:31.92] that sparkled on the yellow field,
[04:35.12] beside remote shalott.
[04:38.00]
[04:39.76] his broad clear brow in sunlight glowd
[04:43.32] on burnishd hooves his warhorse trode
[04:46.84] from underneath his helmet flowd
[04:50.31] his coalblack curls as on he rode,
[04:53.94] as he rode down to camelot.
[04:58.36] from the bank and from the river
[05:01.76] he flashed into the crystal mirror,
[05:06.02] " tirra lirra," by the river
[05:09.40] sang sir lancelot.
[05:12.13]
[05:13.91] she left the web, she left the loom,
[05:17.55] she made three paces taro the room,
[05:21.74] she saw the waterlily bloom,
[05:25.85] she saw the helmet and the plume,
[05:29.07] she looked down to camelot.
[05:33.03] out flew the web and floated wide
[05:37.23] the mirror cracked from side to side
[05:40.99] " the curse is come upon me," cried
[05:44.36] the lady of shalott.
[05:47.33]
[06:04.38] in the stormy eastwind straining,
[06:07.99] the pale yellow woods were waning,
[06:11.65] the broad stream in his banks complaining.
[06:15.37] heavily the low sky raining
[06:18.95] over towered camelot
[06:23.23] down she came and found a boat
[06:26.30] beneath a willow left afloat,
[06:30.46] and round about the prow she wrote
[06:33.72] the lady of shalott
[06:36.72]
[06:38.16] and down the rivers dim expanse
[06:41.98] like some bold seer in a trance,
[06:45.76] seeing all his own mischance
[06:49.49] with a glassy countenance
[06:52.79] did she look to camelot.
[06:57.28] and at the closing of the day
[07:00.54] she loosed the chain and down she lay
[07:04.80] the broad stream bore her far away,
[07:08.11] the lady of shalott.
[07:11.46]
[07:31.18] who is this? and what is here?
[07:35.65] and in the lighted palace near
[07:39.51] died the sound of royal cheer
[07:43.43] and they crossed themselves for fear,
[07:47.17] all the knights at camelot
[07:51.66] but lancelot mused a little space
[07:57.94] he said, " she has a lovely face
[08:02.02] god in his mercy lend her grace,
[08:06.53] the lady of shalott."
[08:19.28]