Song | Barnet Fair |
Artist | Steeleye Span |
Album | Sails of Silver |
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作词 : Kemp, Steeleye Span | |
Kemp | |
Once a year when the winter's calling, | |
Birds fly south and the leaves are falling down | |
Just beyond the town, the meadow where a campfire's burning | |
Wakes in the morning to the music of the big fairground. | |
Coming from the east, coming from the west, all the gypsies are gathering. | |
Just another town on the road for the travelling man. | |
Follow me, boys, won't you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won't you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won't you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won't you follow me to baRnet Fair. | |
Leave the factory, leave the field | |
Word is abroad that the fair arrives today. | |
Come on from the dusty loom and the rusty plough | |
Join the procession, i can hear it come this way | |
Come and see the juggler, come and see the fiddler | |
See the horses and the dancing bear. | |
Come and see the pretty lasses with the coloured ribbons in their hair. | |
Follow me, boys, won't you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won't you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won't you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won't you follow me to Barnet Fair. | |
See the magic lantern and the batt and hoop-la, | |
Prizes for the twopenny shy. | |
"All the fun of the fair" you can hear the showmen cry. | |
Follow me, boys, won't you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won't you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won't you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won't you follow me to Barnet Fair. |
zuo ci : Kemp, Steeleye Span | |
Kemp | |
Once a year when the winter' s calling, | |
Birds fly south and the leaves are falling down | |
Just beyond the town, the meadow where a campfire' s burning | |
Wakes in the morning to the music of the big fairground. | |
Coming from the east, coming from the west, all the gypsies are gathering. | |
Just another town on the road for the travelling man. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won' t you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to baRnet Fair. | |
Leave the factory, leave the field | |
Word is abroad that the fair arrives today. | |
Come on from the dusty loom and the rusty plough | |
Join the procession, i can hear it come this way | |
Come and see the juggler, come and see the fiddler | |
See the horses and the dancing bear. | |
Come and see the pretty lasses with the coloured ribbons in their hair. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won' t you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair. | |
See the magic lantern and the batt and hoopla, | |
Prizes for the twopenny shy. | |
" All the fun of the fair" you can hear the showmen cry. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won' t you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair. |
zuò cí : Kemp, Steeleye Span | |
Kemp | |
Once a year when the winter' s calling, | |
Birds fly south and the leaves are falling down | |
Just beyond the town, the meadow where a campfire' s burning | |
Wakes in the morning to the music of the big fairground. | |
Coming from the east, coming from the west, all the gypsies are gathering. | |
Just another town on the road for the travelling man. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won' t you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to baRnet Fair. | |
Leave the factory, leave the field | |
Word is abroad that the fair arrives today. | |
Come on from the dusty loom and the rusty plough | |
Join the procession, i can hear it come this way | |
Come and see the juggler, come and see the fiddler | |
See the horses and the dancing bear. | |
Come and see the pretty lasses with the coloured ribbons in their hair. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won' t you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair. | |
See the magic lantern and the batt and hoopla, | |
Prizes for the twopenny shy. | |
" All the fun of the fair" you can hear the showmen cry. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
Follow on children won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair? | |
If I show you the way won' t you come along today? | |
Everyone you know will be there. | |
Follow me, boys, won' t you follow me to Barnet Fair. |