Тексты песен «Sandy Denny»

The king sits in dunfermline town Drinking of the blood red wine, ''where can I get a good sea captain To sail this mighty ship of mine? '' Then up there spoke a bonny boy Sitting at the king's right knee, ''sir...

Chorus Just a roll, just a roll, Just a roll on your drum. Just a roll, just a roll, And the war has begun. Now the right thing's the wrong thing, No more excuses to come. Just one step at a time And the war has begun...

Good morning, good afternoon, And what have you got to say? Well I'm waiting, but I can't stay long, It's such a lovely day. There's a time to be talking And a time when it's no use. Right now I think the things you say...

Some sweet day, some sweet day I'm gonna hold you like I want to I'm gonna kiss you like I want to I'm gonna love you like I need to Some sweet day Some sweet day you will say That you have started dreaming of me That...

He was a stranger to himself, A spy in his own camp, And his money was his health, All thrown to the dust by his very own hand. Yet his beauty lingered still, Beyond the draining of the sand, But greener was the other...

Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river You can hear the boats go by You can spend the night beside her And you know that she's half crazy But that's why you want to be there And she feeds you tea and oranges...

My young man, oh he is so fine, Sweet Rosemary did say. She gathered flowers and she sang All about her wedding day. Oh when I was a lass at school I looked out at the sky, And now among the woodlands cool, Gathering...

I sit and wonder at the thought That someday you'll be going At the same time I realize I must not be afraid You are the one I love You are the one I touch And it's you who must not go But it's I who must try not To...

I sit and wonder at the thought That someday youll be going At the same time I realize I must not be afraid You are the one I love You are the one I touch And its you who must not go But its I who must try not To send...

Such sweet love is so hard to find Look around, these are troublesome times The sun beats down on our hunger and thirst It would soon all be over if we let it be worse Chorus Take me away, take me away Take me away,...

Take the sun from my heart Let me learn to despise I'll show you another who cannot tell lies The blind man can't see Who demands to his eyes I'll show you another who sings as he cries I cannot be whole As the beggar...

The words are different from the original (child) version but this is a very close approximation of the song as performed by sandy denny. ''i forbid you maidens all that wear gold in your hair To travel to carterhaugh,...

Well, the angels came to see me today Said ''we've taken your racehorse away'' And I believe it was that bookmaker from crail I believe that he put one in her pail Oh, the finest in the field Only measured to her...

Eighteen hundred and eighty five Is a year I remember so well When they drove old brad into an early grave And sent my mother to jail Now I don't know what's right or wrong But they hung christ on nails But with six...

The queen of light took her bow And then she turned to go, The prince of peace embraced the gloom And walked the night alone. Oooh dance in the dark of night, Sing to the morning light. The dark lord rides in force...

How often haunting the highest hilltop I scan the ocean, a sail to see Will it come tonight, love, will it come tomorrow Or ever come, love, to comfort me (chorus "the boatman" in gaelic): O fare thee well,...

How often haunting the highest hilltop I scan the ocean, a sail to see Will it come tonight, love, will it come tomorrow Or ever come, love, to comfort me (Chorus "the boatman" in Gaelic): O fare thee well, love,...

How often haunting the highest hilltop I scan the ocean, a sail to see Will it come tonight, love, will it come tomorrow Or ever come, love, to comfort me (Chorus "the boatman" in Gaelic): O fare thee well, love,...

As I was a-walking along ratcliffe highway A recruiting party came a-beating my way. They enlisted me and treated me 'til I did not know Unto the queen's barracks they forced me to go. When first I deserted, I thought...

I once loved a lass and I loved her so well And I hated all others who spoke of her ill. And now she's rewarded me well for my love, For she's gone and she's wed another. And I saw my love up to the church go With...