[00:02.366]I am a forester of this land
[00:04.890]As you may plainly see,
[00:06.632]It's the mantle of your maidenhead
[00:08.995]That I would have from thee.
[00:10.745]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[00:15.101]He's taken her by the milk-white hand,
[00:17.419]And by the leylan sleeve,
[00:19.312]He's lain her down upon her back
[00:21.513]And asked no man's leave.
[00:23.356]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[00:27.692]Now since you've lain me down young man
[00:29.899]You must take me up again,
[00:31.956]And since you've had your will on me,
[00:34.009]Come tell to me your name.
[00:35.832]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[00:52.457]Some call me Jim, some call me John,
[00:54.871]Begad it's all the same,
[00:56.755]But when I'm in the king's hight court
[00:59.001]Erwilian is my name.
[01:00.811]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[01:05.059]She being a good scholar
[01:07.365]She's spelt it over again,
[01:09.228]Erwilian, that's a Latin word, Erwillian
[01:11.308]But Willy is your name.
[01:13.158]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[01:17.438]Now when he heard his name pronounced,
[01:19.620]He mounted his high horse,
[01:21.583]She's belted up her petticoat
[01:23.575]And followed with all her force.
[01:25.468]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[01:54.732]He rode and she ran
[01:56.729]A long summer day,
[01:58.620]Until they came by the river
[02:00.943]That's commonly called the Tay.
[02:02.729]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[02:07.124]The water it's too deep my love,
[02:09.282]I'm afraid you cannot wade,
[02:11.264]But afore he'd ridden his horse well in
[02:13.484]She was on the other side.
[02:15.163]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[02:19.622]She went up to the king's high door,
[02:21.651]She knocked and she went in,
[02:23.882]Said one of your chancellor's robbed me,
[02:26.009]And he's robbed me right and clean.
[02:27.902]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[02:44.298]Has he robbed you of your mantle,
[02:46.777]Has he robbed you of your ring,
[02:48.811]No he's robbed me of my maidenhead
[02:50.916]And another I can't find.
[02:52.678]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[02:57.069]If he be a married man
[02:59.292]Then hanged he shall be,
[03:01.241]And if he be a single man
[03:03.269]He shall marry thee.
[03:05.201]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.
[03:09.447]This couple they got married,
[03:11.657]They live in Huntley town,
[03:13.602]She's the Earl of Airlie's daughter,
[03:15.780]And he's the blacksmith's son.
[03:17.683]with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.