Song | The Poor Ditching Boy |
Artist | Richard Thompson |
Album | Watching the Dark |
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Was there ever a winter so cold and so sad | |
The river too weary to flood | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
I was looking for trouble to tangle my line | |
But trouble came looking for me | |
I knew I was standing on treacherous ground | |
I was sinking too fast to run free | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
I would not be asking, I would not be seen | |
A-beggin’ on mountain or hill | |
But I’m ready and blind with my hands tied behind | |
I’ve neither a mind nor a will | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
It’s bitter the need of the poor ditching boy | |
He’ll always believe what they say | |
They tell him it’s hard to be honest and true | |
Does he mind if he doesn’t get paid? | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood |
Was there ever a winter so cold and so sad | |
The river too weary to flood | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
I was looking for trouble to tangle my line | |
But trouble came looking for me | |
I knew I was standing on treacherous ground | |
I was sinking too fast to run free | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
I would not be asking, I would not be seen | |
Abeggin' on mountain or hill | |
But I' m ready and blind with my hands tied behind | |
I' ve neither a mind nor a will | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
It' s bitter the need of the poor ditching boy | |
He' ll always believe what they say | |
They tell him it' s hard to be honest and true | |
Does he mind if he doesn' t get paid? | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood |
Was there ever a winter so cold and so sad | |
The river too weary to flood | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
I was looking for trouble to tangle my line | |
But trouble came looking for me | |
I knew I was standing on treacherous ground | |
I was sinking too fast to run free | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
I would not be asking, I would not be seen | |
Abeggin' on mountain or hill | |
But I' m ready and blind with my hands tied behind | |
I' ve neither a mind nor a will | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood | |
It' s bitter the need of the poor ditching boy | |
He' ll always believe what they say | |
They tell him it' s hard to be honest and true | |
Does he mind if he doesn' t get paid? | |
With her scheming, idle ways | |
She left me poor enough | |
The storming wind cut through to my skin | |
But she cut through to my blood |