| Song | On the Banks of Red Roses |
| Artist | Alasdair Roberts |
| Album | No Earthly Man |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Traditional | |
| When I was a wee thing, I heard my mother say | |
| That I was a rambler, and easy led astray. | |
| Before that I would work, I would rather sport and play | |
| With my Johnny on the banks for red roses. | |
| On the banks of red roses, my love and I sat down. | |
| He took out his tuning books to play his love a tune. | |
| In the middle of the tune, his love got up and cried, | |
| Saying, "Johnny, Johnny, will you go on and leave me." | |
| And they walked, and they talked, till they came up to a cave, | |
| Where the night before, her Johnny, he'd been digging at her grave. | |
| Where the night before, her Johnny, he'd been digging at her grave. | |
| On the bonny, bonny banks of red roses. | |
| "Oh Johnny, dearest Johnny, that grave's not meant for me." | |
| "Oh yes, my dearest Molly, that your bridal bed shall be. | |
| Oh yes, my dearest Molly, that your bridal bed shall be." | |
| And he's laid her down low on red roses. | |
| That night while walking home, his heart was full of fear, | |
| And everyone he met, he thought it was his dear. | |
| And everyone he met, he thought it was his dear | |
| He had slain on the banks of red roses. |
| zuo qu : Traditional | |
| When I was a wee thing, I heard my mother say | |
| That I was a rambler, and easy led astray. | |
| Before that I would work, I would rather sport and play | |
| With my Johnny on the banks for red roses. | |
| On the banks of red roses, my love and I sat down. | |
| He took out his tuning books to play his love a tune. | |
| In the middle of the tune, his love got up and cried, | |
| Saying, " Johnny, Johnny, will you go on and leave me." | |
| And they walked, and they talked, till they came up to a cave, | |
| Where the night before, her Johnny, he' d been digging at her grave. | |
| Where the night before, her Johnny, he' d been digging at her grave. | |
| On the bonny, bonny banks of red roses. | |
| " Oh Johnny, dearest Johnny, that grave' s not meant for me." | |
| " Oh yes, my dearest Molly, that your bridal bed shall be. | |
| Oh yes, my dearest Molly, that your bridal bed shall be." | |
| And he' s laid her down low on red roses. | |
| That night while walking home, his heart was full of fear, | |
| And everyone he met, he thought it was his dear. | |
| And everyone he met, he thought it was his dear | |
| He had slain on the banks of red roses. |
| zuò qǔ : Traditional | |
| When I was a wee thing, I heard my mother say | |
| That I was a rambler, and easy led astray. | |
| Before that I would work, I would rather sport and play | |
| With my Johnny on the banks for red roses. | |
| On the banks of red roses, my love and I sat down. | |
| He took out his tuning books to play his love a tune. | |
| In the middle of the tune, his love got up and cried, | |
| Saying, " Johnny, Johnny, will you go on and leave me." | |
| And they walked, and they talked, till they came up to a cave, | |
| Where the night before, her Johnny, he' d been digging at her grave. | |
| Where the night before, her Johnny, he' d been digging at her grave. | |
| On the bonny, bonny banks of red roses. | |
| " Oh Johnny, dearest Johnny, that grave' s not meant for me." | |
| " Oh yes, my dearest Molly, that your bridal bed shall be. | |
| Oh yes, my dearest Molly, that your bridal bed shall be." | |
| And he' s laid her down low on red roses. | |
| That night while walking home, his heart was full of fear, | |
| And everyone he met, he thought it was his dear. | |
| And everyone he met, he thought it was his dear | |
| He had slain on the banks of red roses. |