Song | The Eddystone Light |
Artist | Peter, Paul & Mary |
Album | Peter, Paul & Mommy, Too [live] |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Traditional, Travers, Yarrow | |
Oh, me father was the keeper of the eddystone light | |
And he slept with a mermaid one fine night | |
From this union there came three | |
A porpoise and a porgy and the other was me | |
Chorus: | |
Yo ho ho, the wind blows free, oh for the life on the rolling sea | |
One day as i was a-trimmin' the glim | |
Humming a tune from the evening hymn | |
A voice from the starboard shouted, "ahoy!" | |
And there was me mother a-sittin' on the buoy | |
Chorus | |
"oh what has become of me children three?" | |
Me mother then she asked of me | |
One was exhibited as a talking fish | |
The other was served in a chafing dish | |
Chorus | |
Then the phosporus flashed in her seaweed hair | |
I looked again, but me mother wasn't there | |
But i heard her voice echoing back through the night: | |
"the devil take the keeper of the eddystone light!" | |
Chorus | |
Oh the moral of the story you'll learn when you find | |
To leave god's creatures for what nature had in mind | |
For fishes are for cookin', mermaids are for tales | |
Seaweed is for sushi and protecting is for whales | |
Chorus |
zuo ci : Traditional, Travers, Yarrow | |
Oh, me father was the keeper of the eddystone light | |
And he slept with a mermaid one fine night | |
From this union there came three | |
A porpoise and a porgy and the other was me | |
Chorus: | |
Yo ho ho, the wind blows free, oh for the life on the rolling sea | |
One day as i was atrimmin' the glim | |
Humming a tune from the evening hymn | |
A voice from the starboard shouted, " ahoy!" | |
And there was me mother asittin' on the buoy | |
Chorus | |
" oh what has become of me children three?" | |
Me mother then she asked of me | |
One was exhibited as a talking fish | |
The other was served in a chafing dish | |
Chorus | |
Then the phosporus flashed in her seaweed hair | |
I looked again, but me mother wasn' t there | |
But i heard her voice echoing back through the night: | |
" the devil take the keeper of the eddystone light!" | |
Chorus | |
Oh the moral of the story you' ll learn when you find | |
To leave god' s creatures for what nature had in mind | |
For fishes are for cookin', mermaids are for tales | |
Seaweed is for sushi and protecting is for whales | |
Chorus |
zuò cí : Traditional, Travers, Yarrow | |
Oh, me father was the keeper of the eddystone light | |
And he slept with a mermaid one fine night | |
From this union there came three | |
A porpoise and a porgy and the other was me | |
Chorus: | |
Yo ho ho, the wind blows free, oh for the life on the rolling sea | |
One day as i was atrimmin' the glim | |
Humming a tune from the evening hymn | |
A voice from the starboard shouted, " ahoy!" | |
And there was me mother asittin' on the buoy | |
Chorus | |
" oh what has become of me children three?" | |
Me mother then she asked of me | |
One was exhibited as a talking fish | |
The other was served in a chafing dish | |
Chorus | |
Then the phosporus flashed in her seaweed hair | |
I looked again, but me mother wasn' t there | |
But i heard her voice echoing back through the night: | |
" the devil take the keeper of the eddystone light!" | |
Chorus | |
Oh the moral of the story you' ll learn when you find | |
To leave god' s creatures for what nature had in mind | |
For fishes are for cookin', mermaids are for tales | |
Seaweed is for sushi and protecting is for whales | |
Chorus |