Song | The Keach In The Creel |
Artist | Subway to Sally |
Album | Album 1994 |
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A fair young maid went up the street some white fish for to by a bonnie clerk‘s fall‘n in love with her and he followed her by and by oh where are you going my bonnie lass | |
I pray thee tell to me oh if the night be never so dark | |
I‘ll come and visit thee my father locks the door at ten my mother keeps the key if you were never such a roving blade you‘d never win - in to me but the clerk he had a brother and a wily wag was he he‘s made him a long ladder with thirty steps and three the | |
Rold wife she was standing by she heard a word was said | |
I could lay my life, says the silly old wife there‘s a man in our daughter‘s bed the old man he got out of bed to see if the thing was true but she‘s taken the bonny clerk in her arms and covered him o‘er with blue up then got the old silly wife to see if it were true and she fell arselins in the creel and up the string they drew if that foul thief has gotten you may he hold you so tight for you‘ll never stay in your bed nor rest with me at night he‘s towed her up, he‘s towed her down and given her a right down - fall till every rib an the old wife‘s side played nick - nack on the wall oh the blue, the bonnie bonnie blue and | |
I wish it may do well and every old wife that‘s jealous of her daughter get a good kech in the creel |
A fair young maid went up the street some white fish for to by a bonnie clerk' s fall' n in love with her and he followed her by and by oh where are you going my bonnie lass | |
I pray thee tell to me oh if the night be never so dark | |
I' ll come and visit thee my father locks the door at ten my mother keeps the key if you were never such a roving blade you' d never win in to me but the clerk he had a brother and a wily wag was he he' s made him a long ladder with thirty steps and three the | |
Rold wife she was standing by she heard a word was said | |
I could lay my life, says the silly old wife there' s a man in our daughter' s bed the old man he got out of bed to see if the thing was true but she' s taken the bonny clerk in her arms and covered him o' er with blue up then got the old silly wife to see if it were true and she fell arselins in the creel and up the string they drew if that foul thief has gotten you may he hold you so tight for you' ll never stay in your bed nor rest with me at night he' s towed her up, he' s towed her down and given her a right down fall till every rib an the old wife' s side played nick nack on the wall oh the blue, the bonnie bonnie blue and | |
I wish it may do well and every old wife that' s jealous of her daughter get a good kech in the creel |
A fair young maid went up the street some white fish for to by a bonnie clerk' s fall' n in love with her and he followed her by and by oh where are you going my bonnie lass | |
I pray thee tell to me oh if the night be never so dark | |
I' ll come and visit thee my father locks the door at ten my mother keeps the key if you were never such a roving blade you' d never win in to me but the clerk he had a brother and a wily wag was he he' s made him a long ladder with thirty steps and three the | |
Rold wife she was standing by she heard a word was said | |
I could lay my life, says the silly old wife there' s a man in our daughter' s bed the old man he got out of bed to see if the thing was true but she' s taken the bonny clerk in her arms and covered him o' er with blue up then got the old silly wife to see if it were true and she fell arselins in the creel and up the string they drew if that foul thief has gotten you may he hold you so tight for you' ll never stay in your bed nor rest with me at night he' s towed her up, he' s towed her down and given her a right down fall till every rib an the old wife' s side played nick nack on the wall oh the blue, the bonnie bonnie blue and | |
I wish it may do well and every old wife that' s jealous of her daughter get a good kech in the creel |