作曲 : SuidAkrA, Verwimp | |
In this small boat of bronze | |
I've set sail on a journey beyond | |
Towards a long destined fate | |
In my mind still echo the songs | |
My mother Aoife used to sing | |
Of her life in anger | |
The quest for revenge | |
Of Cuchulainn rising | |
Prevailed in the end | |
Of their bond of blood | |
The birth of their son | |
Named Conlaoch | |
Of the day the time had come | |
For my father to depart | |
To leave behind his blissful life | |
And break my mother's heart | |
Thus on that day my father spoke | |
"This ring I give you for our child | |
As you raise him, train him well | |
Scáthach will teach the feats | |
When he's old enough to wear my ring | |
He must go out to seek his king | |
Yet, three geasa I will put on him | |
First | |
He should not give way | |
To any hero from this plane | |
Second | |
He should never tell his name | |
Through fear to any warrior in this world | |
Third | |
To any man, however strong | |
He should not refuse a fight | |
For the greatest warrior I want him to be | |
Even mightier and more fierce than me" | |
And thus I was born and raised | |
Like my father once had imposed | |
With an iron hand I was trained | |
In Scáthach's feats of war | |
In my mind still echo the songs | |
My mother Aoife used to sing | |
Of her life in anger | |
The quest for revenge | |
Of Cuchulainn rising | |
Prevailed in the end | |
Of their bond of blood | |
The birth of their son | |
Named Conlaoch | |
I am Conlaoch! | |
Then when I was old enough | |
For my thumb to fill the ring | |
Tears sprang from my mother's eyes | |
As I asked her one last time to sing | |
And wave me goodbye | |
As I forever left the Isle of Skye | |
So Erin, here I come | |
Cuchulainn's only son | |
Rowing towards your sacred shores | |
In this small boat of bronze | |
With gilded oars |
zuo qu : SuidAkrA, Verwimp | |
In this small boat of bronze | |
I' ve set sail on a journey beyond | |
Towards a long destined fate | |
In my mind still echo the songs | |
My mother Aoife used to sing | |
Of her life in anger | |
The quest for revenge | |
Of Cuchulainn rising | |
Prevailed in the end | |
Of their bond of blood | |
The birth of their son | |
Named Conlaoch | |
Of the day the time had come | |
For my father to depart | |
To leave behind his blissful life | |
And break my mother' s heart | |
Thus on that day my father spoke | |
" This ring I give you for our child | |
As you raise him, train him well | |
Sca thach will teach the feats | |
When he' s old enough to wear my ring | |
He must go out to seek his king | |
Yet, three geasa I will put on him | |
First | |
He should not give way | |
To any hero from this plane | |
Second | |
He should never tell his name | |
Through fear to any warrior in this world | |
Third | |
To any man, however strong | |
He should not refuse a fight | |
For the greatest warrior I want him to be | |
Even mightier and more fierce than me" | |
And thus I was born and raised | |
Like my father once had imposed | |
With an iron hand I was trained | |
In Sca thach' s feats of war | |
In my mind still echo the songs | |
My mother Aoife used to sing | |
Of her life in anger | |
The quest for revenge | |
Of Cuchulainn rising | |
Prevailed in the end | |
Of their bond of blood | |
The birth of their son | |
Named Conlaoch | |
I am Conlaoch! | |
Then when I was old enough | |
For my thumb to fill the ring | |
Tears sprang from my mother' s eyes | |
As I asked her one last time to sing | |
And wave me goodbye | |
As I forever left the Isle of Skye | |
So Erin, here I come | |
Cuchulainn' s only son | |
Rowing towards your sacred shores | |
In this small boat of bronze | |
With gilded oars |
zuò qǔ : SuidAkrA, Verwimp | |
In this small boat of bronze | |
I' ve set sail on a journey beyond | |
Towards a long destined fate | |
In my mind still echo the songs | |
My mother Aoife used to sing | |
Of her life in anger | |
The quest for revenge | |
Of Cuchulainn rising | |
Prevailed in the end | |
Of their bond of blood | |
The birth of their son | |
Named Conlaoch | |
Of the day the time had come | |
For my father to depart | |
To leave behind his blissful life | |
And break my mother' s heart | |
Thus on that day my father spoke | |
" This ring I give you for our child | |
As you raise him, train him well | |
Scá thach will teach the feats | |
When he' s old enough to wear my ring | |
He must go out to seek his king | |
Yet, three geasa I will put on him | |
First | |
He should not give way | |
To any hero from this plane | |
Second | |
He should never tell his name | |
Through fear to any warrior in this world | |
Third | |
To any man, however strong | |
He should not refuse a fight | |
For the greatest warrior I want him to be | |
Even mightier and more fierce than me" | |
And thus I was born and raised | |
Like my father once had imposed | |
With an iron hand I was trained | |
In Scá thach' s feats of war | |
In my mind still echo the songs | |
My mother Aoife used to sing | |
Of her life in anger | |
The quest for revenge | |
Of Cuchulainn rising | |
Prevailed in the end | |
Of their bond of blood | |
The birth of their son | |
Named Conlaoch | |
I am Conlaoch! | |
Then when I was old enough | |
For my thumb to fill the ring | |
Tears sprang from my mother' s eyes | |
As I asked her one last time to sing | |
And wave me goodbye | |
As I forever left the Isle of Skye | |
So Erin, here I come | |
Cuchulainn' s only son | |
Rowing towards your sacred shores | |
In this small boat of bronze | |
With gilded oars |