| Song | Cruel Sisters |
| Artist | Tears for Beers |
| Album | Mud Water Dance |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Traditional | |
| Lived a lady by the north sea shore | |
| lay the band tae the bonny broom | |
| two daughters wear the beirn she bore | |
| fa la la la la la la | |
| One she was bright as the sun | |
| so coalblack grew the elder one | |
| A knight came right into the ladies door | |
| he travelled far for to be their wore | |
| He courted one ay with gloves and ring | |
| but he loved the other above all things | |
| Come sister, sister want you go with me | |
| and see the ship'sail upon the sea | |
| And as they stood on that windy shore | |
| the elder sister pushed the younger off | |
| Two minstrels walking down the north sea strand | |
| they found the maiden afloat at land | |
| they made a harp out of her breast bone | |
| the sound of which would melt heart of stone | |
| They took three locks of her yellow hair | |
| and weeded strings for that harp so rare | |
| All the things played beneath the bone | |
| and surely know, her tears will flow |
| zuo ci : Traditional | |
| Lived a lady by the north sea shore | |
| lay the band tae the bonny broom | |
| two daughters wear the beirn she bore | |
| fa la la la la la la | |
| One she was bright as the sun | |
| so coalblack grew the elder one | |
| A knight came right into the ladies door | |
| he travelled far for to be their wore | |
| He courted one ay with gloves and ring | |
| but he loved the other above all things | |
| Come sister, sister want you go with me | |
| and see the ship' sail upon the sea | |
| And as they stood on that windy shore | |
| the elder sister pushed the younger off | |
| Two minstrels walking down the north sea strand | |
| they found the maiden afloat at land | |
| they made a harp out of her breast bone | |
| the sound of which would melt heart of stone | |
| They took three locks of her yellow hair | |
| and weeded strings for that harp so rare | |
| All the things played beneath the bone | |
| and surely know, her tears will flow |
| zuò cí : Traditional | |
| Lived a lady by the north sea shore | |
| lay the band tae the bonny broom | |
| two daughters wear the beirn she bore | |
| fa la la la la la la | |
| One she was bright as the sun | |
| so coalblack grew the elder one | |
| A knight came right into the ladies door | |
| he travelled far for to be their wore | |
| He courted one ay with gloves and ring | |
| but he loved the other above all things | |
| Come sister, sister want you go with me | |
| and see the ship' sail upon the sea | |
| And as they stood on that windy shore | |
| the elder sister pushed the younger off | |
| Two minstrels walking down the north sea strand | |
| they found the maiden afloat at land | |
| they made a harp out of her breast bone | |
| the sound of which would melt heart of stone | |
| They took three locks of her yellow hair | |
| and weeded strings for that harp so rare | |
| All the things played beneath the bone | |
| and surely know, her tears will flow |