Hard Times Of Old England Steeleye Span

And sing all the hard times of old England In old England, very hard times You must go to the shop and you'll ask for a job They'll answer you there with a shake and a nod Well, that's enough to make a

Prince Charlie Stuart Steeleye Span

If you had seen my Charlie at the head of an army He was a gallant sight to behold With his fine tartan hose on his bonnie round leg And his buckles all pure shining gold The tartan my love wore was the

Prince Charlie Stuart (Stuart Henry Radio Session 23/7/70) Steeleye Span

If you had seen my Charlie at the head of an army He was a gallant sight to behold With his fine tartan hose on his bonnie round leg And his buckles all pure shining gold The tartan my love wore was the

All Things Are Quite Silent Steeleye Span

"All things are quite silent, each mortal at rest, When me and my true love lay snug in one nest, When a bold set of ruffians broke into our cave, And they forced my dear jewel to plough the salt wave

The Victory Steeleye Span

Chorus: Mourn, England, mourn and complain; For the brave Lord Nelson's men, That died upon the main.

The King (Stuart Henry Radio Session 23/7/70) Steeleye Span

Joy health love and peace be all here in this place By your leave we will sing concerning our king Our king is well dressed in the silks of the best In ribbons so rare no king can compare We have travelled

The King (Top Gear Radio Session 27/3/71) Steeleye Span

Joy health love and peace be all here in this place By your leave we will sing concerning our king Our king is well dressed in the silks of the best In ribbons so rare no king can compare We have travelled

The King Steeleye Span

Joy, health, love, and peace be all here in this place By your leave, we will sing concerning our king Our king is well dressed, in the silks of the best In ribbons so rare, no king can compare We have

Gaudete Steeleye Span

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Marrowbones Steeleye Span

She went down to the doctor to see if she could find Anything in the whole world to make her old man blind And sing Folder oh la la la ...

Alison Gross Steeleye Span

on her knee Saying if you will be my lover so true So many good things I would give to you Away, away, you ugly witch Go far away and let me be I never will be your lover so true And wish I were out of

Tam Lin Steeleye Span

Traditional I was told by my Aunt I was told by my mother That going to a wedding Is the makings of another Well if this be so Then I'll go without a bidding O kind Providence Won't you send me to a wedding

Four Nights Drunk Steeleye Span

Now as I come home so drunk, I couldn't see, oh There I saw a horse, no horse should be there I says unto me wife, tell this to me, oh How come the horse there, no horse should be there You old fool, you

Four Nights Drunk (BBC Radio 1 In Concert With John Peel) Steeleye Span

Now as I come home so drunk I couldn't see oh There I saw a horse no horse should be there I says unto me wife tell this to me oh How come the horse there no horse should be there You old fool you silly

John Barleycorn Steeleye Span

There were three men Came from the west Their fortunes for to tell, And the life of John Barleycorn As well.

Bold Poachers (Stuart Henry Radio Session 23/7/70) Steeleye Span

Concerning of three young men One night in January According laws contrary A poaching went straightway They were inclined to ramble Amongst the trees and brambles A firing at the pheasants Which brought

Black Jack Davy Steeleye Span

When I may sleep on the cold hard ground along with Black Jack Davy? I'll kick off my high heeled shoes made of Spanish leather, and I'll put on my lowland brogues and skip it o'er the heather.

Little Sir Hugh Steeleye Span

Little Sir Hugh Chorus: Mother mother make my bed Make for me a winding sheet Wrap me up in a cloak of gold See if I can sleep Four and twenty bonny bonny boys playing at the hall Along came little Sir

One Misty Moisty Morning Steeleye Span

(traditional) One misty moisty morning when cloudy was the weather I met with an old man a-clothed all in leather He was clothed all in leather with a cap beneath his chin Singing how do you do and how

Bryan O'Lynn / The Hag With The Money (Top Gear Radio Session 27/3/71) Steeleye Span

boy lives right next door And he never has nothin` to say It doesn`t seem like he does anything He never helps out in the yard He lets his mother carry in groceries `Cause he doesn`t plan to work too hard

Copshawholme Fair Steeleye Span

Traditional On a fine eve'n fair in the month of Avril O'er the hill came the man with the blythe sunny smile And the folks they were throngin' the roads everywhere Makin' haste to be in at Copshawholme

Lowlands Of Holland Steeleye Span

Traditional The love that I have chosen I therewith be content The salt sea shall be frozen before that I repent Repent it shall I never until the day I dee But the lowlands of Holland has twined my love

Boys Of Bedlam Steeleye Span

For to see mad Tom of Bedlam Ten thousand miles I'd travel Mad Maudlin goes on dirty toes For to save her shoes from gravel Chorus: Still I sing bonnie boys, bonnie mad boys Bedlam boys are bonnie, For

Sails Of Silver Steeleye Span

Chorus: And I'll set my sails of silver, And I'll steer towards the sun, And you, false love, will weep for me When I'm gone, when I'm gone, when I'm gone.

A Calling-On Song Steeleye Span

Good people pray heed a petition Your attention we beg and crave And if you are inclined for to listen An abundance of pastime we'll have We have come to relate many stories Concerning our forefathers

The Hills Of Greenmore Steeleye Span

Traditional One fine winter's morn my horn I did blow To the green fields of Keady for hours we did go We covered our dogs and we searched all the way For none loves this sport better than the boys in

Let Her Go Down Steeleye Span

"Never mind the ship, me boys, There's none of us here can save her."

Long Lankin Steeleye Span

Said the Lord unto his Lady as he rode over the moss "Beware of Long Lankin that lives amongst the gorse Beware the moss, beware the moor, beware of Long Lankin Be sure the doors are bolted well Lest Lankin

Dance With Me Steeleye Span

lead Chorus Dance, dance, follow me Round and round the greenwood tree Dance, dance, while you may Tomorrow is your dying day Dance with me, dance with me Listen Sir Knight come dance with me, Spurs of

When I Was On Horseback Steeleye Span

When I was on horseback wasn't I pretty When I was on horseback wasn't I gay Wasn't I pretty when I entered Cork City And met with my downfall on the fourteenth of May Six jolly soldiers to carry my coffin

When I Was On Horseback (BBC Radio 1 In Concert With John Peel) Steeleye Span

When I was on horseback wasn't I pretty When I was on horseback wasn't I gay Wasn't I pretty when I entered Cork City And met with my downfall on the fourteenth of May Six jolly soldiers to carry my coffin

Rogues In A Nation Steeleye Span

our ancient glory Farewell even to our Scottish name Sae fam'd in martial story Now Sark runs over the Solway sands And Tweed runs to the ocean To mark where England's province stands: Such a parcel of

London Steeleye Span

There your English actor goes With many a hungry belly; While heaps of gold are forc'd, God wot, on Signor Farinelli.

Skewball Steeleye Span

You gallant sportsmen all, come listen to my story It's of the bold Skewball, that noble racing pony Arthur Marvel was the man that brought bold Skewball over He's the diamond of the land and he rolls

Thomas The Rhymer Steeleye Span

True Thomas sat on Huntley Bank And he beheld a lady gay A lady that was brisk and bold Come riding o'er the ferny brae Her skirt was of the grass green silk Her mantle of the velvet fine At every lock

The Black Freighter Steeleye Span

ratty hotel but you never know to whom you're talking you never guess to whom you're talking suddenly one night there's a scream in the night and a yell: what the hell is that din and you see me kind of

The Wife Of Ushers Well Steeleye Span

Nor flashes in the flood Till my three sons return to me In earthly flesh and blood It fell about the Martinmas The nights were long and dark Three sons came home to Usher's Well Their hats were made of

All Around My Hat Steeleye Span

I've lost I'll sing and I'll be merry when occasion I do see He's a false deluding young man, let him go, farewell he The other night he brought me a fine diamond ring But he thought to have deprived me of

Wee Weaver Steeleye Span

I am a wee weaver confined to my loom My lover she is fair as the red rose in June She's loved by all young men and that does grieve me My heart's in the bosom of lovely Mary As Willie and Mary rode by

Wee Weaver (BBC 'Folk On 1' 17 October 1970) Steeleye Span

I am a wee weaver confined to my loom My lover she is fair as the red rose in June She`s loved by all young men and that does grieve me My heart`s in the bosom of lovely Mary As Willie and Mary rode by

Captain Coulston Steeleye Span

He said : 'My boys, do not go down you need not think on sleep' 'For in a few hours more we shall be slumbering in the deep' 'For a pirate ship is coming down upon the western sea' 'To rob us of our property

Captain Coulston (BBC Radio 1 In Concert With John Peel) Steeleye Span

if all was right He said my boys do not go down you need not think on sleep For in a few hours more we shall be slumbering in the deep For a pirate ship is coming down upon the western sea to rob us of

General Taylor (Stuart Henry Radio Session 4/2/71) Steeleye Span

the day Carry him to his burying ground To me way hey hey Stormy Walk him along John carry him along Way hey hey Stormy Carry him to his burying ground I wish I wa sold Stormy`s son I`d build me a ship of

Female Drummer (Top Gear Radio Session 27/6/70) Steeleye Span

my fine cap and feather like wise me rattling drum they learned me to play upon the rub a dub a dum with me gentle waist so slender and me fingers long and small to play up on the rub a dub the best of

Female Drummer ((Mk 2) BBC 'Folk On 1' 17 October 1970) Steeleye Span

my fine cap and feather like wise me rattling drum they learned me to play upon the rub a dub a dum with me gentle waist so slender and me fingers long and small to play up on the rub a dub the best of

Female Drummer Mk2 (Stuart Henry Radio Session 4/2/71) Steeleye Span

my fine cap and feather like wise me rattling drum they learned me to play upon the rub a dub a dum with me gentle waist so slend er and me fingers long and small to play up on the rub a dub the best of

Female Drummer (BBC Radio 1 In Concert With John Peel) Steeleye Span

my fine cap and feather like wise me rattling drum they learned me to play upon the rub a dub a dum with me gentle waist so slend er and me fingers long and small to play up on the rub a dub the best of

Blackleg Miner Steeleye Span

the blackleg's face And around the heaps they run a foot race To catch the blackleg miner And divvnt gan near the Seghill mine Across the way they stretch a line To catch the throat and break the spine Of

False Knight On The Road (BBC Radio 1 In Concert With John Peel) Steeleye Span

me fathers says the wee boy and still he stood and how many shall be mine says the false knight on the road the ones that have the blue tail says the wee boy and still he stood oh can i get a share of

Fisherman's Wife Steeleye Span

yet it's making you angry when ye see him just come hame tae sleep through the months and through the years while you're bringing up the bairns your man's awa' tae here and there followin' the shoals of