| Song | Moved Through the Fair |
| Artist | Enter the Haggis |
| Album | Casualties of Retail |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Traditional | |
| My young love said to me, | |
| My mother won't mind | |
| And my father won't slight you | |
| For your lack of kind. | |
| She stepped away from me | |
| And this she did say, "It will not be long love Till our wedding day". | |
| She went away from me | |
| And she moved through the fair | |
| And fondly | |
| I watched her move here | |
| And move there. | |
| And she went her way homeward | |
| With one star awake, | |
| As the swan in the evening | |
| Moved o'er the lake. | |
| Last night | |
| I did dream, | |
| That my love came in. | |
| And so quietly she entered, | |
| That her feet made no din. | |
| And she laid her hands on me | |
| And this she did say, "It will not be long love Till our wedding day". |
| zuo qu : Traditional | |
| My young love said to me, | |
| My mother won' t mind | |
| And my father won' t slight you | |
| For your lack of kind. | |
| She stepped away from me | |
| And this she did say, " It will not be long love Till our wedding day". | |
| She went away from me | |
| And she moved through the fair | |
| And fondly | |
| I watched her move here | |
| And move there. | |
| And she went her way homeward | |
| With one star awake, | |
| As the swan in the evening | |
| Moved o' er the lake. | |
| Last night | |
| I did dream, | |
| That my love came in. | |
| And so quietly she entered, | |
| That her feet made no din. | |
| And she laid her hands on me | |
| And this she did say, " It will not be long love Till our wedding day". |
| zuò qǔ : Traditional | |
| My young love said to me, | |
| My mother won' t mind | |
| And my father won' t slight you | |
| For your lack of kind. | |
| She stepped away from me | |
| And this she did say, " It will not be long love Till our wedding day". | |
| She went away from me | |
| And she moved through the fair | |
| And fondly | |
| I watched her move here | |
| And move there. | |
| And she went her way homeward | |
| With one star awake, | |
| As the swan in the evening | |
| Moved o' er the lake. | |
| Last night | |
| I did dream, | |
| That my love came in. | |
| And so quietly she entered, | |
| That her feet made no din. | |
| And she laid her hands on me | |
| And this she did say, " It will not be long love Till our wedding day". |