| Song | John Blunt |
| Artist | Martin Carthy |
| Album | Shearwater |
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| 作词 : Traditional | |
| There was an old couple lived under the hill, | |
| Blunt it was their name o. | |
| They had good beer and ale good to sell | |
| And it bore a wonderful fame o. | |
| John Blunt and his wife they drank of the drink | |
| Till they could drink no more o; | |
| They both got tired and they went up to bed | |
| But forgot to bar the door o. | |
| So they a bargain, bargain made, | |
| Made it strong and sure o: | |
| The first of them should speak the first word | |
| Should get up and bar the door o. | |
| So there came travellers, travellers three, | |
| Travelling in the night o. | |
| No house, no home, no fire had they, | |
| Nor yet no candlelight o. | |
| They went to his cellar, they drank up his drink | |
| Till they could drink no more o; | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They went to his larder, they ate up his food | |
| Till they could eat no more o; | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They went upstairs, they went to his room, | |
| They broke down the door o; | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They hauled his wife all out of the bed, | |
| Laid her out on the floor o; | |
| Then up got poor John Blunt in his bed | |
| For he could stand no more o. | |
| Said, “You've eaten my food and drunk all my drink, | |
| Laid her out on the floor o.” | |
| “You spoke the first word John Blunt, she said, | |
| So go down and bar the door o.” |
| zuo ci : Traditional | |
| There was an old couple lived under the hill, | |
| Blunt it was their name o. | |
| They had good beer and ale good to sell | |
| And it bore a wonderful fame o. | |
| John Blunt and his wife they drank of the drink | |
| Till they could drink no more o | |
| They both got tired and they went up to bed | |
| But forgot to bar the door o. | |
| So they a bargain, bargain made, | |
| Made it strong and sure o: | |
| The first of them should speak the first word | |
| Should get up and bar the door o. | |
| So there came travellers, travellers three, | |
| Travelling in the night o. | |
| No house, no home, no fire had they, | |
| Nor yet no candlelight o. | |
| They went to his cellar, they drank up his drink | |
| Till they could drink no more o | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They went to his larder, they ate up his food | |
| Till they could eat no more o | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They went upstairs, they went to his room, | |
| They broke down the door o | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They hauled his wife all out of the bed, | |
| Laid her out on the floor o | |
| Then up got poor John Blunt in his bed | |
| For he could stand no more o. | |
| Said, " You' ve eaten my food and drunk all my drink, | |
| Laid her out on the floor o." | |
| " You spoke the first word John Blunt, she said, | |
| So go down and bar the door o." |
| zuò cí : Traditional | |
| There was an old couple lived under the hill, | |
| Blunt it was their name o. | |
| They had good beer and ale good to sell | |
| And it bore a wonderful fame o. | |
| John Blunt and his wife they drank of the drink | |
| Till they could drink no more o | |
| They both got tired and they went up to bed | |
| But forgot to bar the door o. | |
| So they a bargain, bargain made, | |
| Made it strong and sure o: | |
| The first of them should speak the first word | |
| Should get up and bar the door o. | |
| So there came travellers, travellers three, | |
| Travelling in the night o. | |
| No house, no home, no fire had they, | |
| Nor yet no candlelight o. | |
| They went to his cellar, they drank up his drink | |
| Till they could drink no more o | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They went to his larder, they ate up his food | |
| Till they could eat no more o | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They went upstairs, they went to his room, | |
| They broke down the door o | |
| But never a word did the old couple speak | |
| For fear who should bar the door o. | |
| They hauled his wife all out of the bed, | |
| Laid her out on the floor o | |
| Then up got poor John Blunt in his bed | |
| For he could stand no more o. | |
| Said, " You' ve eaten my food and drunk all my drink, | |
| Laid her out on the floor o." | |
| " You spoke the first word John Blunt, she said, | |
| So go down and bar the door o." |