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Hunting Song

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  • 作词 : John Renbourn
    As I did travel all on a journey
    Over the wayside and under a dark moon
    Hanging above a mountain
    I spied a young man riding a fine horse
    Chasing a white hart and all through the woodland
    There go the hunting and cries
    And there followed after ten kings and queens
    Laughing and joking, the white hart they'd seen
    Bloodied running into the bushes
    I plume to his helmet, a quiver and a bow
    There's nowhere to run now, there's no place to go
    The hunter is fast and ready
    Still farther I journeyed through the hills and the valleys
    Until upon the verge of despair I sat and rested
    And there did pass a princely knight pursuit by a lady
    And this she did say
    "Oh, may I ask you, kind sir, where you are going?"
    And pray tell to me, "Sir, why you do hurry?
    Strange that I should meet you here, come sit by me
    I have here a magic horn to deliver"
    "And one drop from this silver and gold horn I hold, sir
    Shall prove all to be false, lovers beware!"
    "The gift that you bear for your brother the king
    I gladly would carry to the banquet this evening
    What fair sport this would be for the maidens at court"
    Wearily, I crossed the stream to the castle
    Where I found shelter from the cold wintry wind
    And food did I have and plenty
    But the Lord and Lady seemed so sad
    For these words they did say unto each other
    "My good Lord, all off to war in thy armor
    Leaving me here alone to weep and to worry
    Take care lest misadventure"
    "Shall overcome thy kindly heart
    My good Lord, all off to war in thy armor"
    "My Lady, you have no need for to worry
    I'll return victorious and true unto Thee"
    "Take care, lest misadventure
    Shall stain your heart and lead to woe
    My fair Lady you have no need for to worry"
    While underneath the spreading oak
    A knight with white device
    Upon a shield of black and deep
    In grief and sorrow sings
    His unrequited love
    "Young noblewoman riding by
    Pray tell me have you seen
    Queen Azelda the fairest maid
    In company she rides
    For I swear to have revenge"
    A thousand days have come and passed
    The Lord returns this night
    The victor from the bloody wars
    Proven his fearsome might
    As ever he would claim
    But fate has played its wanton game
    The circle come full turn
    The magic horn has done its work
    Cried "Falseness is found out!"
    The sorrowed quest is over
  • 作词 : John Renbourn
    As I did travel all on a journey
    Over the wayside and under a dark moon
    Hanging above a mountain
    I spied a young man riding a fine horse
    Chasing a white hart and all through the woodland
    There go the hunting and cries
    And there followed after ten kings and queens
    Laughing and joking, the white hart they'd seen
    Bloodied running into the bushes
    I plume to his helmet, a quiver and a bow
    There's nowhere to run now, there's no place to go
    The hunter is fast and ready
    Still farther I journeyed through the hills and the valleys
    Until upon the verge of despair I sat and rested
    And there did pass a princely knight pursuit by a lady
    And this she did say
    "Oh, may I ask you, kind sir, where you are going?"
    And pray tell to me, "Sir, why you do hurry?
    Strange that I should meet you here, come sit by me
    I have here a magic horn to deliver"
    "And one drop from this silver and gold horn I hold, sir
    Shall prove all to be false, lovers beware!"
    "The gift that you bear for your brother the king
    I gladly would carry to the banquet this evening
    What fair sport this would be for the maidens at court"
    Wearily, I crossed the stream to the castle
    Where I found shelter from the cold wintry wind
    And food did I have and plenty
    But the Lord and Lady seemed so sad
    For these words they did say unto each other
    "My good Lord, all off to war in thy armor
    Leaving me here alone to weep and to worry
    Take care lest misadventure"
    "Shall overcome thy kindly heart
    My good Lord, all off to war in thy armor"
    "My Lady, you have no need for to worry
    I'll return victorious and true unto Thee"
    "Take care, lest misadventure
    Shall stain your heart and lead to woe
    My fair Lady you have no need for to worry"
    While underneath the spreading oak
    A knight with white device
    Upon a shield of black and deep
    In grief and sorrow sings
    His unrequited love
    "Young noblewoman riding by
    Pray tell me have you seen
    Queen Azelda the fairest maid
    In company she rides
    For I swear to have revenge"
    A thousand days have come and passed
    The Lord returns this night
    The victor from the bloody wars
    Proven his fearsome might
    As ever he would claim
    But fate has played its wanton game
    The circle come full turn
    The magic horn has done its work
    Cried "Falseness is found out!"
    The sorrowed quest is over