I Am A Youth That's Inclined To Ramble Lyrics
| Song | I Am A Youth That's Inclined To Ramble |
| Artist | Cara Dillon |
| Album | Cara Dillon |
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| [00:00.00] | 作曲 : i am a youth that's inclined to ramble |
| [00:13.00] | i am a youth that's inclined to ramble, |
| [00:20.06] | to some foreign country i mean to steer, |
| [00:27.62] | i am loath to part from my friends and comrades, |
| [00:34.87] | and my dear sweet heart, whom i loved dear. |
| [00:42.02] | but there's one of those i do most admire, |
| [00:49.56] | one her i'll think when i am far away, |
| [00:56.36] | for since fates decreed i am resolved to part her, |
| [01:03.51] | and try my fortune in america |
| [01:10.76] | so farewell darling i must leave you, |
| [01:18.03] | i place great dependence on your constancy, |
| [01:25.06] | that no other young man may gain your favor, |
| [01:32.49] | or change your mind when i am over the sea. |
| [01:39.36] | for although the seas do separate us, |
| [01:46.87] | and in between us they do rise and fall, |
| [01:53.75] | if fortune favors me you'll find your jamie, |
| [02:00.84] | returning homeward from america. |
| [02:19.29] | oh jamie dear do you remember, |
| [02:28.19] | when i sat with you for many the hour, |
| [02:33.08] | and my young fancy away was carried, |
| [02:39.84] | and the bees hummed around on each opening flower, |
| [02:47.05] | but when you're crossing the western ocean. |
| [02:54.47] | the maid that loved you, you'll never mind aver, |
| [03:01.35] | and you'll scarce ever think upon the maids of erin, |
| [03:08.64] | for you'll find strange sweethearts in america. |
| [03:40.88] | oh mary dear, i don't dissemble, |
| [03:47.42] | for to all other fair maids i'll prove untrue, |
| [03:54.81] | and if you think that these are false promise, |
| [04:01.80] | i'll leave these vows as a pledge to you. |
| [04:08.93] | that what i have may prove unsuccessful, |
| [04:16.19] | and fortune prove to me a slippery ball, |
| [04:23.53] | that a favoring gale it may nerve blow on me, |
| [04:30.74] | if forsake you in america. |
| [04:37.75] | and to conclude and to end these verses, |
| [04:44.84] | may god protect this young female fair, |
| [04:52.16] | and keep her from every wild embarrassment, |
| [04:59.29] | and of my darling take the greatest care. |
| [05:06.36] | for she's slow to anger and of kind disposition, |
| [05:13.91] | and her cheeks like roses in june do blow, |
| [05:20.63] | in my nightly slumbers when ever i think on her, |
| [05:27.85] | i could court her vision in america. |
| [00:00.05] |
| [00:00.00] | zuo qu : i am a youth that' s inclined to ramble |
| [00:13.00] | i am a youth that' s inclined to ramble, |
| [00:20.06] | to some foreign country i mean to steer, |
| [00:27.62] | i am loath to part from my friends and comrades, |
| [00:34.87] | and my dear sweet heart, whom i loved dear. |
| [00:42.02] | but there' s one of those i do most admire, |
| [00:49.56] | one her i' ll think when i am far away, |
| [00:56.36] | for since fates decreed i am resolved to part her, |
| [01:03.51] | and try my fortune in america |
| [01:10.76] | so farewell darling i must leave you, |
| [01:18.03] | i place great dependence on your constancy, |
| [01:25.06] | that no other young man may gain your favor, |
| [01:32.49] | or change your mind when i am over the sea. |
| [01:39.36] | for although the seas do separate us, |
| [01:46.87] | and in between us they do rise and fall, |
| [01:53.75] | if fortune favors me you' ll find your jamie, |
| [02:00.84] | returning homeward from america. |
| [02:19.29] | oh jamie dear do you remember, |
| [02:28.19] | when i sat with you for many the hour, |
| [02:33.08] | and my young fancy away was carried, |
| [02:39.84] | and the bees hummed around on each opening flower, |
| [02:47.05] | but when you' re crossing the western ocean. |
| [02:54.47] | the maid that loved you, you' ll never mind aver, |
| [03:01.35] | and you' ll scarce ever think upon the maids of erin, |
| [03:08.64] | for you' ll find strange sweethearts in america. |
| [03:40.88] | oh mary dear, i don' t dissemble, |
| [03:47.42] | for to all other fair maids i' ll prove untrue, |
| [03:54.81] | and if you think that these are false promise, |
| [04:01.80] | i' ll leave these vows as a pledge to you. |
| [04:08.93] | that what i have may prove unsuccessful, |
| [04:16.19] | and fortune prove to me a slippery ball, |
| [04:23.53] | that a favoring gale it may nerve blow on me, |
| [04:30.74] | if forsake you in america. |
| [04:37.75] | and to conclude and to end these verses, |
| [04:44.84] | may god protect this young female fair, |
| [04:52.16] | and keep her from every wild embarrassment, |
| [04:59.29] | and of my darling take the greatest care. |
| [05:06.36] | for she' s slow to anger and of kind disposition, |
| [05:13.91] | and her cheeks like roses in june do blow, |
| [05:20.63] | in my nightly slumbers when ever i think on her, |
| [05:27.85] | i could court her vision in america. |
| [00:00.05] |
| [00:00.00] | zuò qǔ : i am a youth that' s inclined to ramble |
| [00:13.00] | i am a youth that' s inclined to ramble, |
| [00:20.06] | to some foreign country i mean to steer, |
| [00:27.62] | i am loath to part from my friends and comrades, |
| [00:34.87] | and my dear sweet heart, whom i loved dear. |
| [00:42.02] | but there' s one of those i do most admire, |
| [00:49.56] | one her i' ll think when i am far away, |
| [00:56.36] | for since fates decreed i am resolved to part her, |
| [01:03.51] | and try my fortune in america |
| [01:10.76] | so farewell darling i must leave you, |
| [01:18.03] | i place great dependence on your constancy, |
| [01:25.06] | that no other young man may gain your favor, |
| [01:32.49] | or change your mind when i am over the sea. |
| [01:39.36] | for although the seas do separate us, |
| [01:46.87] | and in between us they do rise and fall, |
| [01:53.75] | if fortune favors me you' ll find your jamie, |
| [02:00.84] | returning homeward from america. |
| [02:19.29] | oh jamie dear do you remember, |
| [02:28.19] | when i sat with you for many the hour, |
| [02:33.08] | and my young fancy away was carried, |
| [02:39.84] | and the bees hummed around on each opening flower, |
| [02:47.05] | but when you' re crossing the western ocean. |
| [02:54.47] | the maid that loved you, you' ll never mind aver, |
| [03:01.35] | and you' ll scarce ever think upon the maids of erin, |
| [03:08.64] | for you' ll find strange sweethearts in america. |
| [03:40.88] | oh mary dear, i don' t dissemble, |
| [03:47.42] | for to all other fair maids i' ll prove untrue, |
| [03:54.81] | and if you think that these are false promise, |
| [04:01.80] | i' ll leave these vows as a pledge to you. |
| [04:08.93] | that what i have may prove unsuccessful, |
| [04:16.19] | and fortune prove to me a slippery ball, |
| [04:23.53] | that a favoring gale it may nerve blow on me, |
| [04:30.74] | if forsake you in america. |
| [04:37.75] | and to conclude and to end these verses, |
| [04:44.84] | may god protect this young female fair, |
| [04:52.16] | and keep her from every wild embarrassment, |
| [04:59.29] | and of my darling take the greatest care. |
| [05:06.36] | for she' s slow to anger and of kind disposition, |
| [05:13.91] | and her cheeks like roses in june do blow, |
| [05:20.63] | in my nightly slumbers when ever i think on her, |
| [05:27.85] | i could court her vision in america. |
| [00:00.05] |
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