| Song | Lord Franklin |
| Artist | Pentangle |
| Album | The Time Has Come 1967-1973 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Traditional |
| [00:01.000] | 作曲 : Traditional |
| [00:11.818] | It was homeward bound one night on the deep |
| [00:17.200] | Swinging in my hammock I fell asleep |
| [00:23.114] | I dreamed a dream and I thought it true |
| [00:29.954] | Concerning Franklin and his gallant crew |
| [00:41.595] | With one hundred seamen he sailed away |
| [00:47.116] | To the frozen ocean in the month of May |
| [00:52.789] | To seek a passage around the pole |
| [00:59.630] | Where we poor seamen do sometimes go |
| [01:11.212] | Through cruel hardships they mainly strove |
| [01:16.735] | Their ship on mountains of ice was drove |
| [01:22.189] | Only the Eskimo with his skin canoe |
| [01:29.217] | Was the only one that ever came through |
| [01:40.431] | |
| [02:15.178] | In Baffin's Bay where the whale fishes blow |
| [02:20.798] | The fate of Franklin no man may know |
| [02:26.138] | The fate of Franklin no tongue can tell |
| [02:32.019] | Lord Franklin along with his sailors do dwell |
| [02:44.352] | And now my burden it gives me pain |
| [02:49.557] | For my long lost Franklin I would cross the main |
| [02:55.228] | Ten thousand pounds I would freely give |
| [03:02.234] | To say on earth that my Franklin do live |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Traditional |
| [00:01.000] | zuo qu : Traditional |
| [00:11.818] | It was homeward bound one night on the deep |
| [00:17.200] | Swinging in my hammock I fell asleep |
| [00:23.114] | I dreamed a dream and I thought it true |
| [00:29.954] | Concerning Franklin and his gallant crew |
| [00:41.595] | With one hundred seamen he sailed away |
| [00:47.116] | To the frozen ocean in the month of May |
| [00:52.789] | To seek a passage around the pole |
| [00:59.630] | Where we poor seamen do sometimes go |
| [01:11.212] | Through cruel hardships they mainly strove |
| [01:16.735] | Their ship on mountains of ice was drove |
| [01:22.189] | Only the Eskimo with his skin canoe |
| [01:29.217] | Was the only one that ever came through |
| [01:40.431] | |
| [02:15.178] | In Baffin' s Bay where the whale fishes blow |
| [02:20.798] | The fate of Franklin no man may know |
| [02:26.138] | The fate of Franklin no tongue can tell |
| [02:32.019] | Lord Franklin along with his sailors do dwell |
| [02:44.352] | And now my burden it gives me pain |
| [02:49.557] | For my long lost Franklin I would cross the main |
| [02:55.228] | Ten thousand pounds I would freely give |
| [03:02.234] | To say on earth that my Franklin do live |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Traditional |
| [00:01.000] | zuò qǔ : Traditional |
| [00:11.818] | It was homeward bound one night on the deep |
| [00:17.200] | Swinging in my hammock I fell asleep |
| [00:23.114] | I dreamed a dream and I thought it true |
| [00:29.954] | Concerning Franklin and his gallant crew |
| [00:41.595] | With one hundred seamen he sailed away |
| [00:47.116] | To the frozen ocean in the month of May |
| [00:52.789] | To seek a passage around the pole |
| [00:59.630] | Where we poor seamen do sometimes go |
| [01:11.212] | Through cruel hardships they mainly strove |
| [01:16.735] | Their ship on mountains of ice was drove |
| [01:22.189] | Only the Eskimo with his skin canoe |
| [01:29.217] | Was the only one that ever came through |
| [01:40.431] | |
| [02:15.178] | In Baffin' s Bay where the whale fishes blow |
| [02:20.798] | The fate of Franklin no man may know |
| [02:26.138] | The fate of Franklin no tongue can tell |
| [02:32.019] | Lord Franklin along with his sailors do dwell |
| [02:44.352] | And now my burden it gives me pain |
| [02:49.557] | For my long lost Franklin I would cross the main |
| [02:55.228] | Ten thousand pounds I would freely give |
| [03:02.234] | To say on earth that my Franklin do live |