Kind Fortune Lyrics
| Song | Kind Fortune |
| Artist | Fairport Convention |
| Album | Jewel In The Crown |
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| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Traditional |
| [00:15.814] | One evening, one evening, one evening in May, |
| [00:18.260] | Twelve young maidens came out for to play. |
| [00:20.681] | A regiment of soldiers they chanced to pass by. |
| [00:23.262] | On one of those ladies the drummer cast an eye |
| [00:26.182] | And it's oh, kind fortune. |
| [00:29.621] | Said this little drummer to his own comrades: |
| [00:32.253] | "One of those ladies my heart she has won |
| [00:34.412] | One of those ladies my heart she has won |
| [00:37.515] | And if she denies me I'm surely undone |
| [00:39.484] | And it's oh, hard fortune." |
| [00:43.565] | So early next morning the drummer he rose. |
| [00:46.253] | Dressed himself up in his best suit of clothes. |
| [00:48.362] | With his watch and his fob and his sword in his hand, |
| [00:51.436] | He went to the lady right down on the strand |
| [00:54.172] | And it's oh, kind fortune. |
| [00:57.467] | Now he took off his hat and he made a low bow: |
| [01:00.098] | "Miss, I ask pardon for making so free, |
| [01:02.577] | Dear honourable lady, my heart you have won |
| [01:04.878] | And if you deny me I'm surely undone |
| [01:07.881] | And it'll be my hard fortune." |
| [01:11.465] | "Well, you silly little drummer, now what do you mean? |
| [01:13.909] | My father's a captain of honour and fame. |
| [01:16.502] | I am his daughter, a treasure to he, |
| [01:19.257] | Do you think I'd tie myself down to slavery? |
| [01:22.071] | That'd be your good fortune." |
| [01:25.311] | "Well my soul shall go quickly to heaven or hell, |
| [01:28.041] | For my innocent blood I shall spill. |
| [01:30.570] | 'Tis with my broadsword I quickly will strike, |
| [01:33.217] | I'll cut through the innocent threads of my life, |
| [01:36.021] | That'll be your hard fortune." |
| [01:53.696] | "Come back, little drummer, I'm here at your will, |
| [01:55.943] | 'Tis a pity your innocent blood for to spill. |
| [01:58.469] | We'll saddle our horse and to Plymouth we'll go, |
| [02:01.280] | It's there we'll get married in spite of our foe |
| [02:03.806] | And it's oh, kind fortune. |
| [02:12.480] | And when we are married and all fastened in, |
| [02:16.262] | What can they say but that we followed the drum? |
| [02:22.890] | And it's oh, kind fortune." |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Traditional |
| [00:15.814] | One evening, one evening, one evening in May, |
| [00:18.260] | Twelve young maidens came out for to play. |
| [00:20.681] | A regiment of soldiers they chanced to pass by. |
| [00:23.262] | On one of those ladies the drummer cast an eye |
| [00:26.182] | And it' s oh, kind fortune. |
| [00:29.621] | Said this little drummer to his own comrades: |
| [00:32.253] | " One of those ladies my heart she has won |
| [00:34.412] | One of those ladies my heart she has won |
| [00:37.515] | And if she denies me I' m surely undone |
| [00:39.484] | And it' s oh, hard fortune." |
| [00:43.565] | So early next morning the drummer he rose. |
| [00:46.253] | Dressed himself up in his best suit of clothes. |
| [00:48.362] | With his watch and his fob and his sword in his hand, |
| [00:51.436] | He went to the lady right down on the strand |
| [00:54.172] | And it' s oh, kind fortune. |
| [00:57.467] | Now he took off his hat and he made a low bow: |
| [01:00.098] | " Miss, I ask pardon for making so free, |
| [01:02.577] | Dear honourable lady, my heart you have won |
| [01:04.878] | And if you deny me I' m surely undone |
| [01:07.881] | And it' ll be my hard fortune." |
| [01:11.465] | " Well, you silly little drummer, now what do you mean? |
| [01:13.909] | My father' s a captain of honour and fame. |
| [01:16.502] | I am his daughter, a treasure to he, |
| [01:19.257] | Do you think I' d tie myself down to slavery? |
| [01:22.071] | That' d be your good fortune." |
| [01:25.311] | " Well my soul shall go quickly to heaven or hell, |
| [01:28.041] | For my innocent blood I shall spill. |
| [01:30.570] | ' Tis with my broadsword I quickly will strike, |
| [01:33.217] | I' ll cut through the innocent threads of my life, |
| [01:36.021] | That' ll be your hard fortune." |
| [01:53.696] | " Come back, little drummer, I' m here at your will, |
| [01:55.943] | ' Tis a pity your innocent blood for to spill. |
| [01:58.469] | We' ll saddle our horse and to Plymouth we' ll go, |
| [02:01.280] | It' s there we' ll get married in spite of our foe |
| [02:03.806] | And it' s oh, kind fortune. |
| [02:12.480] | And when we are married and all fastened in, |
| [02:16.262] | What can they say but that we followed the drum? |
| [02:22.890] | And it' s oh, kind fortune." |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Traditional |
| [00:15.814] | One evening, one evening, one evening in May, |
| [00:18.260] | Twelve young maidens came out for to play. |
| [00:20.681] | A regiment of soldiers they chanced to pass by. |
| [00:23.262] | On one of those ladies the drummer cast an eye |
| [00:26.182] | And it' s oh, kind fortune. |
| [00:29.621] | Said this little drummer to his own comrades: |
| [00:32.253] | " One of those ladies my heart she has won |
| [00:34.412] | One of those ladies my heart she has won |
| [00:37.515] | And if she denies me I' m surely undone |
| [00:39.484] | And it' s oh, hard fortune." |
| [00:43.565] | So early next morning the drummer he rose. |
| [00:46.253] | Dressed himself up in his best suit of clothes. |
| [00:48.362] | With his watch and his fob and his sword in his hand, |
| [00:51.436] | He went to the lady right down on the strand |
| [00:54.172] | And it' s oh, kind fortune. |
| [00:57.467] | Now he took off his hat and he made a low bow: |
| [01:00.098] | " Miss, I ask pardon for making so free, |
| [01:02.577] | Dear honourable lady, my heart you have won |
| [01:04.878] | And if you deny me I' m surely undone |
| [01:07.881] | And it' ll be my hard fortune." |
| [01:11.465] | " Well, you silly little drummer, now what do you mean? |
| [01:13.909] | My father' s a captain of honour and fame. |
| [01:16.502] | I am his daughter, a treasure to he, |
| [01:19.257] | Do you think I' d tie myself down to slavery? |
| [01:22.071] | That' d be your good fortune." |
| [01:25.311] | " Well my soul shall go quickly to heaven or hell, |
| [01:28.041] | For my innocent blood I shall spill. |
| [01:30.570] | ' Tis with my broadsword I quickly will strike, |
| [01:33.217] | I' ll cut through the innocent threads of my life, |
| [01:36.021] | That' ll be your hard fortune." |
| [01:53.696] | " Come back, little drummer, I' m here at your will, |
| [01:55.943] | ' Tis a pity your innocent blood for to spill. |
| [01:58.469] | We' ll saddle our horse and to Plymouth we' ll go, |
| [02:01.280] | It' s there we' ll get married in spite of our foe |
| [02:03.806] | And it' s oh, kind fortune. |
| [02:12.480] | And when we are married and all fastened in, |
| [02:16.262] | What can they say but that we followed the drum? |
| [02:22.890] | And it' s oh, kind fortune." |
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