The Wagoner’s Lad歌词-Martin Simpson&Thomm Jutz

The Wagoner’s Lad歌词由Martin Simpson&Thomm Jutz演唱，出自专辑《Nothing But Green Willow : The Songs Of Mary Sands And Jane Gentry》，下面是《The Wagoner’s Lad》完整版歌词！

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The Wagoner’s Lad

In old North Carolina I was bred and was born

And in my own country I was a great scorn

As I was a riding one morning in May

I met a fair damsel as you ever might see

I viewed her fathers and she pleased me well

I forced all on her my mind for to tell

She quickly consented my bride for to be

But her parents weren’t willing for she to have me

I am a poor girl and my fortune is bad

And I’ve duly been courted by the wagoner’s lad

I’ve duly been courted by night and by day

But now he’s a-loaded he’s going away

Your horses is hungry go feed them some hay

Come set down beside me is all I can say

My horses ain’t hungry they won’t eat your hay

So farewell, pretty Nancy, I’ve no time to stay

Your horses is not geared up, nor your whip in your hand

Come set you down by me, just at my command

My horses is geared up, my whip in my hand

So farewell, pretty Nancy, I’ve no time to stand

I’ve duly been courted by day and by night

I’ve duly been courted by the wagoner’s lad

But now he’s loading, he’s going away

But if I ever meet him, I’ll crown him with joy

And kiss the sweet lips of my wagoner boy