Sweet William and Fair Ellen-Meg Baird
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[00:00.00]Sweet William and Fair Ellen - Meg Baird
[00:28.60]Sweet William rode up to the old man's gate
[00:35.27]And boldly he did say
[00:40.02]Oh the youngest daughter she my stay at home
[00:43.61]But the oldest I'll take away
[00:53.38]Come income in all seven of my sons
[01:00.12]And guard your sister round
[01:04.88]For it never shall be said the steward's son
[01:08.39]Has taken my daughter out of town
[01:20.91]I thank you sir and it's very kind
[01:27.63]But I'm none of the steward's son
[01:32.39]My father was a reginer's king
[01:35.92]My mother's a quaker's queen
[01:47.37]So he got on his snow-white steed
[01:54.09]And she on the dapple gray
[01:58.95]He swung his bugle horn around his neck
[02:02.55]And they went riding away
[02:14.27]They hadn't gone more than a mile out of town
[02:20.87]'Til she looked back again
[02:25.72]And she saw her father and all seven of her brothers
[02:29.24]Come tripling over the plain
[02:38.54]Light down light down sweet William said he
[02:45.26]And hold my steed by the reigns
[02:50.00]I'll fight your father and all seven of your brothers
[02:53.50]Come tripling over the plain
[03:04.82]Slack your hand slack your hand sweet William said she
[03:11.45]Your wounds are very sore
[03:16.27]The blood runs free from every vein
[03:19.85]Oh father I can have no more
[03:29.95]So he got on his snow-white steed
[03:36.73]And she on the dapple gray
[03:41.58]He swung his bugle horn around his neck
[03:45.16]And they went bleeding away
[03:58.12]They rode all night to his mother's gate
[04:04.81]And tingling on the ring
[04:09.59]Oh mother mother asleep or awake
[04:13.04]Arise and let me in
[04:22.38]Bind my head bind my head sweet William said he
[04:29.07]My wounds are very sore
[04:33.91]The blood runs free from every vein
[04:37.48]Oh for me you will bind no more
[04:49.96]About two hours before it was day
[04:56.78]As the foweles began to crow
[05:01.55]Sweet William died from the wounds he received
[05:05.10]Fair Ellen died from sorrow
[ar:Meg Baird]
[al:Dear Companion]
[by:]
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[00:00.00]Sweet William and Fair Ellen - Meg Baird
[00:28.60]Sweet William rode up to the old man's gate
[00:35.27]And boldly he did say
[00:40.02]Oh the youngest daughter she my stay at home
[00:43.61]But the oldest I'll take away
[00:53.38]Come income in all seven of my sons
[01:00.12]And guard your sister round
[01:04.88]For it never shall be said the steward's son
[01:08.39]Has taken my daughter out of town
[01:20.91]I thank you sir and it's very kind
[01:27.63]But I'm none of the steward's son
[01:32.39]My father was a reginer's king
[01:35.92]My mother's a quaker's queen
[01:47.37]So he got on his snow-white steed
[01:54.09]And she on the dapple gray
[01:58.95]He swung his bugle horn around his neck
[02:02.55]And they went riding away
[02:14.27]They hadn't gone more than a mile out of town
[02:20.87]'Til she looked back again
[02:25.72]And she saw her father and all seven of her brothers
[02:29.24]Come tripling over the plain
[02:38.54]Light down light down sweet William said he
[02:45.26]And hold my steed by the reigns
[02:50.00]I'll fight your father and all seven of your brothers
[02:53.50]Come tripling over the plain
[03:04.82]Slack your hand slack your hand sweet William said she
[03:11.45]Your wounds are very sore
[03:16.27]The blood runs free from every vein
[03:19.85]Oh father I can have no more
[03:29.95]So he got on his snow-white steed
[03:36.73]And she on the dapple gray
[03:41.58]He swung his bugle horn around his neck
[03:45.16]And they went bleeding away
[03:58.12]They rode all night to his mother's gate
[04:04.81]And tingling on the ring
[04:09.59]Oh mother mother asleep or awake
[04:13.04]Arise and let me in
[04:22.38]Bind my head bind my head sweet William said he
[04:29.07]My wounds are very sore
[04:33.91]The blood runs free from every vein
[04:37.48]Oh for me you will bind no more
[04:49.96]About two hours before it was day
[04:56.78]As the foweles began to crow
[05:01.55]Sweet William died from the wounds he received
[05:05.10]Fair Ellen died from sorrow
