Song | The Irish Battalion |
Artist | David Kincaid |
Album | The Irish-American's Song |
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[00:00.000] | 作曲 : Traditional arranged by David Kincaid |
[00:01.45] | When old Virginia took the field |
[00:05.84] | and wanted men torally on, |
[00:10.03] | To be at once a sword and shield, |
[00:14.47] | She formed her First Battalion. |
[00:19.00] | Although her sons were volunteers, |
[00:23.54] | And brave as ever bore a brand, |
[00:27.93] | The good old lady had her fears, |
[00:32.31] | that they'd prove but weak of hand |
[00:39.02] | She therefore wisely cast about |
[00:43.46] | For men of mettle and of mould, |
[00:48.05] | With nerve of steel and muscle stout, |
[00:52.29] | Like those that lived in days of old. |
[00:56.87] | She wanted men of pluck and might, |
[01:01.45] | Of fiery heart and horny hand, |
[01:05.74] | To wield a pick as well as fight, |
[01:10.08] | Or build a breastwork out of sand. |
[01:19.37] | Or should she march to meet the foe |
[01:23.61] | That threatened on her western border, |
[01:28.30] | She wanted willing men to go, |
[01:32.62] | When told to put her roads in order. |
[01:36.96] | Or should the Volunteers retreat, |
[01:41.44] | With baggage that might make them tarry, |
[01:45.93] | 'Twould blunt the edge of their defeat |
[01:50.42] | To bear a hand and help them carry. |
[01:59.76] | Or should some die of fell disease, |
[02:03.85] | The surgeons having failed to save, |
[02:08.35] | Sure men who work with so much ease, |
[02:12.59] | Would volunteer to dig a grave! |
[02:17.13] | For these, and reasons quite as sound, |
[02:21.47] | When Old Virginia went to war, |
[02:26.15] | She circumspectly viewed the ground |
[02:30.49] | And plumped the middle man from taw! |
[03:13.29] | In other words, to change the figure, |
[03:17.52] | When she stood up and took her rifle, |
[03:21.96] | And put her finger on the trigger, |
[03:26.41] | She meant to work, and not to trifle. |
[03:30.73] | And standing thus, yet wanting then |
[03:35.32] | Some regulars to rally on, |
[03:39.76] | She took three hundred Irishmen |
[03:44.20] | And formed her First Battalion. |
[03:53.29] | And when the storm of battle sweeps, |
[03:58.04] | Where fiercest foemen sally on, |
[04:02.12] | There, hard at work, or piled in heaps, |
[04:06.45] | She'll find her bold Battalion! |
[00:00.000] | zuo qu : Traditional arranged by David Kincaid |
[00:01.45] | When old Virginia took the field |
[00:05.84] | and wanted men torally on, |
[00:10.03] | To be at once a sword and shield, |
[00:14.47] | She formed her First Battalion. |
[00:19.00] | Although her sons were volunteers, |
[00:23.54] | And brave as ever bore a brand, |
[00:27.93] | The good old lady had her fears, |
[00:32.31] | that they' d prove but weak of hand |
[00:39.02] | She therefore wisely cast about |
[00:43.46] | For men of mettle and of mould, |
[00:48.05] | With nerve of steel and muscle stout, |
[00:52.29] | Like those that lived in days of old. |
[00:56.87] | She wanted men of pluck and might, |
[01:01.45] | Of fiery heart and horny hand, |
[01:05.74] | To wield a pick as well as fight, |
[01:10.08] | Or build a breastwork out of sand. |
[01:19.37] | Or should she march to meet the foe |
[01:23.61] | That threatened on her western border, |
[01:28.30] | She wanted willing men to go, |
[01:32.62] | When told to put her roads in order. |
[01:36.96] | Or should the Volunteers retreat, |
[01:41.44] | With baggage that might make them tarry, |
[01:45.93] | ' Twould blunt the edge of their defeat |
[01:50.42] | To bear a hand and help them carry. |
[01:59.76] | Or should some die of fell disease, |
[02:03.85] | The surgeons having failed to save, |
[02:08.35] | Sure men who work with so much ease, |
[02:12.59] | Would volunteer to dig a grave! |
[02:17.13] | For these, and reasons quite as sound, |
[02:21.47] | When Old Virginia went to war, |
[02:26.15] | She circumspectly viewed the ground |
[02:30.49] | And plumped the middle man from taw! |
[03:13.29] | In other words, to change the figure, |
[03:17.52] | When she stood up and took her rifle, |
[03:21.96] | And put her finger on the trigger, |
[03:26.41] | She meant to work, and not to trifle. |
[03:30.73] | And standing thus, yet wanting then |
[03:35.32] | Some regulars to rally on, |
[03:39.76] | She took three hundred Irishmen |
[03:44.20] | And formed her First Battalion. |
[03:53.29] | And when the storm of battle sweeps, |
[03:58.04] | Where fiercest foemen sally on, |
[04:02.12] | There, hard at work, or piled in heaps, |
[04:06.45] | She' ll find her bold Battalion! |
[00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Traditional arranged by David Kincaid |
[00:01.45] | When old Virginia took the field |
[00:05.84] | and wanted men torally on, |
[00:10.03] | To be at once a sword and shield, |
[00:14.47] | She formed her First Battalion. |
[00:19.00] | Although her sons were volunteers, |
[00:23.54] | And brave as ever bore a brand, |
[00:27.93] | The good old lady had her fears, |
[00:32.31] | that they' d prove but weak of hand |
[00:39.02] | She therefore wisely cast about |
[00:43.46] | For men of mettle and of mould, |
[00:48.05] | With nerve of steel and muscle stout, |
[00:52.29] | Like those that lived in days of old. |
[00:56.87] | She wanted men of pluck and might, |
[01:01.45] | Of fiery heart and horny hand, |
[01:05.74] | To wield a pick as well as fight, |
[01:10.08] | Or build a breastwork out of sand. |
[01:19.37] | Or should she march to meet the foe |
[01:23.61] | That threatened on her western border, |
[01:28.30] | She wanted willing men to go, |
[01:32.62] | When told to put her roads in order. |
[01:36.96] | Or should the Volunteers retreat, |
[01:41.44] | With baggage that might make them tarry, |
[01:45.93] | ' Twould blunt the edge of their defeat |
[01:50.42] | To bear a hand and help them carry. |
[01:59.76] | Or should some die of fell disease, |
[02:03.85] | The surgeons having failed to save, |
[02:08.35] | Sure men who work with so much ease, |
[02:12.59] | Would volunteer to dig a grave! |
[02:17.13] | For these, and reasons quite as sound, |
[02:21.47] | When Old Virginia went to war, |
[02:26.15] | She circumspectly viewed the ground |
[02:30.49] | And plumped the middle man from taw! |
[03:13.29] | In other words, to change the figure, |
[03:17.52] | When she stood up and took her rifle, |
[03:21.96] | And put her finger on the trigger, |
[03:26.41] | She meant to work, and not to trifle. |
[03:30.73] | And standing thus, yet wanting then |
[03:35.32] | Some regulars to rally on, |
[03:39.76] | She took three hundred Irishmen |
[03:44.20] | And formed her First Battalion. |
[03:53.29] | And when the storm of battle sweeps, |
[03:58.04] | Where fiercest foemen sally on, |
[04:02.12] | There, hard at work, or piled in heaps, |
[04:06.45] | She' ll find her bold Battalion! |