Fair and Tender Ladies Lyrics

Oh the broom, the bonny bonny broomBroom of the Cowdenknowes‘Fain would I be in my old countryHerding my father’s ewesHard fate that I should banished beGone from hill and moor...Read Full Lyrics

A good sword and a trusty handA merry heart and trueKing James’ men shall understand what Cornish men can doHave they fixed the where and when?Shall Trelawny die?Well, here’s t...Read Full Lyrics

I’ll tell me ma, when I go homeThe boys won’t leave the girls aloneThey pulled my hair and they stole my combBut that’s all right ’til I go homeShe is handsome, she is pret...Read Full Lyrics

The minstrel boy to the war has goneIn the ranks of death you will find him;His father’s sword he had girded onAnd his wild harp slung behind him;"Land of Song!" said the warrior...Read Full Lyrics

Oh the summertime is comin’And the trees are sweetly bloomin’And the wild mountain thymeGrows around the purple heatherWill ye go, lassie, go?And we’ll all go togetherTo pull...Read Full Lyrics

Irish:Buachaill ón Éirne mé ‘s bhréagfainn féin cailín deas ógNí iarrfainn bó spré léithe tá mé féin saibhir go leor‘S liom Corcaigh ‘a mhéid é, dhá thaobh a...Read Full Lyrics

This morning as I rambled down by the seashoreThe wind it did whistle, and the waters did roarBut I heard a fair damsel make a pitiful soundIt sounded so lonesome in the waters aro...Read Full Lyrics

Down by the salley gardens my love and I did meet;She passed the salley gardens with little snow-white feetShe bid me take love easy, as the leaves grow on the tree;But I, being yo...Read Full Lyrics

See the fleet-foot host of men who march, with faces drawnFrom farmstead and from fisher’s cot along the banks of BanThey come with vengeance in their eyes, but too late are they...Read Full Lyrics

One evening there did ramble across the hills so fineA lady fair who thought to dare converse with ReynardineHer hair was black, her eyes were blue, her lips were red as wineAnd he...Read Full Lyrics