| 作词 : Traditional | |
| Black Jack Davey come ridin' on back | |
| A whistlin' loud and merry | |
| Made the woods around him ring | |
| And he charmed the heart of a lady | |
| Charmed the heart of a lady | |
| How old are you, my pretty little miss | |
| How old are you, my honey? | |
| She answered to him with a lovin' smile | |
| "I'll be sixteen come Sunday | |
| Be sixteen come Sunday" | |
| Come and go with me, my pretty little miss | |
| Come and go with me, my honey | |
| Take you where the grass grows green | |
| You never will want for money | |
| You never will want for money | |
| Pull off, pull off them high-heeled shoes | |
| All made of Spanish leather | |
| Get behind me on my horse | |
| And we'll ride off together | |
| We'll both go off together | |
| Well she pulled off them high-heeled shoes | |
| Made of Spanish Leather | |
| Got behind him on his horse | |
| And they rode off together | |
| They both rode off together | |
| At night the boss came home | |
| Inquiring about his lady | |
| The servant spoke before she thought | |
| "She's been with Black Jack Davey | |
| Rode off with Black Jack Davey" | |
| Well, saddle for me my coal-black stud | |
| He's speedier than the gray | |
| I rode all day and I'll ride all night | |
| And I'll overtake my lady | |
| I'll bring back my lady | |
| Well, he rode all night till the broad daylight | |
| Till he came to a river ragin' | |
| And there he spied his darlin' bride | |
| In the arms of Black Jack Davey | |
| Wrapped up with Black Jack Davey | |
| Pull off, pull off them long blue gloves | |
| All made of the finest leather | |
| Give to me your lily-white hand | |
| And we'll go home together | |
| We'll both go home together | |
| Well, she pulled off them long blue gloves | |
| All made of the finest leather | |
| Gave to him her lily-white hand | |
| And said goodbye forever | |
| Bid farewell forever | |
| Would you forsake your house and home | |
| Would you forsake your baby? | |
| Would you forsake your husband too | |
| To go with Black Jack Davey | |
| Ride off with Black Jack Davey? | |
| Well, I'll forsake my house and home | |
| And I'll forsake my baby | |
| I'll forsake my husband too | |
| For the love of Black Jack Davey | |
| Love my Black Jack Davey | |
| Last night I slept in a feather bed | |
| Between my husband and baby | |
| Tonight I lay on the river banks | |
| In the arms of Black Jack Davey | |
| Love my Black Jack Davey |
| zuo ci : Traditional | |
| Black Jack Davey come ridin' on back | |
| A whistlin' loud and merry | |
| Made the woods around him ring | |
| And he charmed the heart of a lady | |
| Charmed the heart of a lady | |
| How old are you, my pretty little miss | |
| How old are you, my honey? | |
| She answered to him with a lovin' smile | |
| " I' ll be sixteen come Sunday | |
| Be sixteen come Sunday" | |
| Come and go with me, my pretty little miss | |
| Come and go with me, my honey | |
| Take you where the grass grows green | |
| You never will want for money | |
| You never will want for money | |
| Pull off, pull off them highheeled shoes | |
| All made of Spanish leather | |
| Get behind me on my horse | |
| And we' ll ride off together | |
| We' ll both go off together | |
| Well she pulled off them highheeled shoes | |
| Made of Spanish Leather | |
| Got behind him on his horse | |
| And they rode off together | |
| They both rode off together | |
| At night the boss came home | |
| Inquiring about his lady | |
| The servant spoke before she thought | |
| " She' s been with Black Jack Davey | |
| Rode off with Black Jack Davey" | |
| Well, saddle for me my coalblack stud | |
| He' s speedier than the gray | |
| I rode all day and I' ll ride all night | |
| And I' ll overtake my lady | |
| I' ll bring back my lady | |
| Well, he rode all night till the broad daylight | |
| Till he came to a river ragin' | |
| And there he spied his darlin' bride | |
| In the arms of Black Jack Davey | |
| Wrapped up with Black Jack Davey | |
| Pull off, pull off them long blue gloves | |
| All made of the finest leather | |
| Give to me your lilywhite hand | |
| And we' ll go home together | |
| We' ll both go home together | |
| Well, she pulled off them long blue gloves | |
| All made of the finest leather | |
| Gave to him her lilywhite hand | |
| And said goodbye forever | |
| Bid farewell forever | |
| Would you forsake your house and home | |
| Would you forsake your baby? | |
| Would you forsake your husband too | |
| To go with Black Jack Davey | |
| Ride off with Black Jack Davey? | |
| Well, I' ll forsake my house and home | |
| And I' ll forsake my baby | |
| I' ll forsake my husband too | |
| For the love of Black Jack Davey | |
| Love my Black Jack Davey | |
| Last night I slept in a feather bed | |
| Between my husband and baby | |
| Tonight I lay on the river banks | |
| In the arms of Black Jack Davey | |
| Love my Black Jack Davey |
| zuò cí : Traditional | |
| Black Jack Davey come ridin' on back | |
| A whistlin' loud and merry | |
| Made the woods around him ring | |
| And he charmed the heart of a lady | |
| Charmed the heart of a lady | |
| How old are you, my pretty little miss | |
| How old are you, my honey? | |
| She answered to him with a lovin' smile | |
| " I' ll be sixteen come Sunday | |
| Be sixteen come Sunday" | |
| Come and go with me, my pretty little miss | |
| Come and go with me, my honey | |
| Take you where the grass grows green | |
| You never will want for money | |
| You never will want for money | |
| Pull off, pull off them highheeled shoes | |
| All made of Spanish leather | |
| Get behind me on my horse | |
| And we' ll ride off together | |
| We' ll both go off together | |
| Well she pulled off them highheeled shoes | |
| Made of Spanish Leather | |
| Got behind him on his horse | |
| And they rode off together | |
| They both rode off together | |
| At night the boss came home | |
| Inquiring about his lady | |
| The servant spoke before she thought | |
| " She' s been with Black Jack Davey | |
| Rode off with Black Jack Davey" | |
| Well, saddle for me my coalblack stud | |
| He' s speedier than the gray | |
| I rode all day and I' ll ride all night | |
| And I' ll overtake my lady | |
| I' ll bring back my lady | |
| Well, he rode all night till the broad daylight | |
| Till he came to a river ragin' | |
| And there he spied his darlin' bride | |
| In the arms of Black Jack Davey | |
| Wrapped up with Black Jack Davey | |
| Pull off, pull off them long blue gloves | |
| All made of the finest leather | |
| Give to me your lilywhite hand | |
| And we' ll go home together | |
| We' ll both go home together | |
| Well, she pulled off them long blue gloves | |
| All made of the finest leather | |
| Gave to him her lilywhite hand | |
| And said goodbye forever | |
| Bid farewell forever | |
| Would you forsake your house and home | |
| Would you forsake your baby? | |
| Would you forsake your husband too | |
| To go with Black Jack Davey | |
| Ride off with Black Jack Davey? | |
| Well, I' ll forsake my house and home | |
| And I' ll forsake my baby | |
| I' ll forsake my husband too | |
| For the love of Black Jack Davey | |
| Love my Black Jack Davey | |
| Last night I slept in a feather bed | |
| Between my husband and baby | |
| Tonight I lay on the river banks | |
| In the arms of Black Jack Davey | |
| Love my Black Jack Davey |
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