Beggar Lyrics
| Song | Beggar |
| Artist | Richard Dawson |
| Album | Peasant |
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| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Richard Dawson |
| [00:00.680] | 作曲 : Richard Dawson |
| [00:01.361] [Verse 1] | |
| [00:54.808] | She's fast asleep at Woden's feet |
| [01:02.950] | Whilst alms I seek from thronging fairfolk |
| [01:12.512] | As a whelp fast to the teat |
| [01:19.622] | She smote me then |
| [01:25.841] | We've ever since been shadows |
| [01:34.540] | Two beasts of one old soul |
| [01:53.270] | |
| [01:57.325] [Verse 2] | |
| [02:14.264] | If you rely on the kindness of strangers |
| [02:22.244] | It helps to have a hound for a handmaid |
| [02:31.762] | Not only for the superior nose |
| [02:38.875] | Or companionship |
| [02:46.899] | Often people stop to talk with me |
| [02:54.226] | Having never seen before such a very beautiful snow-coloured collie |
| [03:06.751] | |
| [03:08.858] [Verse 3] | |
| [03:36.407] | Working the fell - a most powerful eye |
| [03:44.222] | Part of the grass, fast as a lightning |
| [03:53.674] | Before the children were grown |
| [04:00.622] | They'd ride her like a pony |
| [04:08.118] | Through the nodding banners yesterday |
| [04:15.709] | She went in chase of a ship's rat |
| [04:24.176] | At my wit's end I finally located her |
| [04:32.820] | Under a whining bush, my poor old lady, seized by a fit |
| [04:47.627] | |
| [04:49.747] [Verse 4] | |
| [05:04.963] | When the raiders came in their flaming carriages |
| [05:13.188] | She went running to her family |
| [05:22.023] | While I listened on, cowering behind a pile of logs |
| [05:40.124] | There's no denying it |
| [05:48.251] | |
| [05:49.091] | I sold my shoes so I could buy a chicken |
| [05:57.212] | A penance and a treat on her final day |
| [06:05.355] | |
| [06:06.082] | Now she is gone I carry her down to the sea |
| [06:14.320] | And scream to the sinking stars |
| [06:18.530] | "Can you ever forgive me?" |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Richard Dawson |
| [00:00.680] | zuo qu : Richard Dawson |
| [00:01.361] [Verse 1] | |
| [00:54.808] | She' s fast asleep at Woden' s feet |
| [01:02.950] | Whilst alms I seek from thronging fairfolk |
| [01:12.512] | As a whelp fast to the teat |
| [01:19.622] | She smote me then |
| [01:25.841] | We' ve ever since been shadows |
| [01:34.540] | Two beasts of one old soul |
| [01:53.270] | |
| [01:57.325] [Verse 2] | |
| [02:14.264] | If you rely on the kindness of strangers |
| [02:22.244] | It helps to have a hound for a handmaid |
| [02:31.762] | Not only for the superior nose |
| [02:38.875] | Or companionship |
| [02:46.899] | Often people stop to talk with me |
| [02:54.226] | Having never seen before such a very beautiful snowcoloured collie |
| [03:06.751] | |
| [03:08.858] [Verse 3] | |
| [03:36.407] | Working the fell a most powerful eye |
| [03:44.222] | Part of the grass, fast as a lightning |
| [03:53.674] | Before the children were grown |
| [04:00.622] | They' d ride her like a pony |
| [04:08.118] | Through the nodding banners yesterday |
| [04:15.709] | She went in chase of a ship' s rat |
| [04:24.176] | At my wit' s end I finally located her |
| [04:32.820] | Under a whining bush, my poor old lady, seized by a fit |
| [04:47.627] | |
| [04:49.747] [Verse 4] | |
| [05:04.963] | When the raiders came in their flaming carriages |
| [05:13.188] | She went running to her family |
| [05:22.023] | While I listened on, cowering behind a pile of logs |
| [05:40.124] | There' s no denying it |
| [05:48.251] | |
| [05:49.091] | I sold my shoes so I could buy a chicken |
| [05:57.212] | A penance and a treat on her final day |
| [06:05.355] | |
| [06:06.082] | Now she is gone I carry her down to the sea |
| [06:14.320] | And scream to the sinking stars |
| [06:18.530] | " Can you ever forgive me?" |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Richard Dawson |
| [00:00.680] | zuò qǔ : Richard Dawson |
| [00:01.361] [Verse 1] | |
| [00:54.808] | She' s fast asleep at Woden' s feet |
| [01:02.950] | Whilst alms I seek from thronging fairfolk |
| [01:12.512] | As a whelp fast to the teat |
| [01:19.622] | She smote me then |
| [01:25.841] | We' ve ever since been shadows |
| [01:34.540] | Two beasts of one old soul |
| [01:53.270] | |
| [01:57.325] [Verse 2] | |
| [02:14.264] | If you rely on the kindness of strangers |
| [02:22.244] | It helps to have a hound for a handmaid |
| [02:31.762] | Not only for the superior nose |
| [02:38.875] | Or companionship |
| [02:46.899] | Often people stop to talk with me |
| [02:54.226] | Having never seen before such a very beautiful snowcoloured collie |
| [03:06.751] | |
| [03:08.858] [Verse 3] | |
| [03:36.407] | Working the fell a most powerful eye |
| [03:44.222] | Part of the grass, fast as a lightning |
| [03:53.674] | Before the children were grown |
| [04:00.622] | They' d ride her like a pony |
| [04:08.118] | Through the nodding banners yesterday |
| [04:15.709] | She went in chase of a ship' s rat |
| [04:24.176] | At my wit' s end I finally located her |
| [04:32.820] | Under a whining bush, my poor old lady, seized by a fit |
| [04:47.627] | |
| [04:49.747] [Verse 4] | |
| [05:04.963] | When the raiders came in their flaming carriages |
| [05:13.188] | She went running to her family |
| [05:22.023] | While I listened on, cowering behind a pile of logs |
| [05:40.124] | There' s no denying it |
| [05:48.251] | |
| [05:49.091] | I sold my shoes so I could buy a chicken |
| [05:57.212] | A penance and a treat on her final day |
| [06:05.355] | |
| [06:06.082] | Now she is gone I carry her down to the sea |
| [06:14.320] | And scream to the sinking stars |
| [06:18.530] | " Can you ever forgive me?" |
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