| Song | Ballad of the Bog |
| Artist | Kate Price |
| Album | Time Between |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Coulter, Lewis, Price | |
| The ruins stood amidst the bog | |
| The folk knew not from whence they came | |
| A rumor floated in the fog | |
| Of a white and wistful, ghostly dame | |
| Twas said she prowled the ruined walls | |
| And all the while bemoaned her fate | |
| Down crumbling, moss encrusted halls | |
| Her voice would echo and relate | |
| A stronger heard the village tell | |
| A tale of spectre, moss and stone | |
| From stories heard around the well | |
| He would see it for himself alone | |
| He found within the haunted place | |
| A maiden sleeping very sound | |
| With dark hair streaming 'cross her face | |
| And falling tangled to the ground | |
| He slowly crept up to her side | |
| And bent his ear unto her chest | |
| And life within her did reside | |
| A faint heartbeat within her breast | |
| The wind then moved the clouds aside | |
| Which made the moon reveal her face | |
| He jumped behind a wall to hide | |
| As light filled up the horrid place | |
| And as he watched with fullest awe | |
| An evil mist fell from the stones | |
| And uttering words of ancient law | |
| It settled down into her bones | |
| Her eyes shot wide, she sat upright | |
| A flame of yellow burned insane | |
| Her moaning filled the frightened night | |
| And echoed through the halls again | |
| The spectre heard the church bells toll | |
| And stopped the maidens sad lament | |
| Then with a scream it left her soul | |
| And she collpased, her body spent | |
| The evil mist then pulled away | |
| And whispered back from whenc it came | |
| The night seeped back without delay | |
| And silence then held court again | |
| He knew just what he had to do | |
| And left the ruins for behind | |
| Twas clear to him as morning dew | |
| He'd rescure her or he would die | |
| The day was spent in plans and schemes | |
| The hour now was growing late | |
| Then armed with naught but sword and dream | |
| He rode to meet what lay in wait | |
| He gathered up the maiden and | |
| Removed her to the open air | |
| Then lying down upon the sand | |
| He took her place and waited there | |
| The time was night, the mist arrived | |
| And took it's evil, alien shape | |
| With lengthy neck and bulbous eyes | |
| He realized there was no escape | |
| He grabbed the mist, it screamed with hate | |
| And twisted in his surly grip | |
| He drew its sword and struck its pate | |
| And 'cross his glove it's green blood dripped | |
| The maiden woke when it was dead | |
| And ran into the young man's arms | |
| His heart reached out to hers and said | |
| I'll keep you safe and out of harm |
| zuo qu : Coulter, Lewis, Price | |
| The ruins stood amidst the bog | |
| The folk knew not from whence they came | |
| A rumor floated in the fog | |
| Of a white and wistful, ghostly dame | |
| Twas said she prowled the ruined walls | |
| And all the while bemoaned her fate | |
| Down crumbling, moss encrusted halls | |
| Her voice would echo and relate | |
| A stronger heard the village tell | |
| A tale of spectre, moss and stone | |
| From stories heard around the well | |
| He would see it for himself alone | |
| He found within the haunted place | |
| A maiden sleeping very sound | |
| With dark hair streaming ' cross her face | |
| And falling tangled to the ground | |
| He slowly crept up to her side | |
| And bent his ear unto her chest | |
| And life within her did reside | |
| A faint heartbeat within her breast | |
| The wind then moved the clouds aside | |
| Which made the moon reveal her face | |
| He jumped behind a wall to hide | |
| As light filled up the horrid place | |
| And as he watched with fullest awe | |
| An evil mist fell from the stones | |
| And uttering words of ancient law | |
| It settled down into her bones | |
| Her eyes shot wide, she sat upright | |
| A flame of yellow burned insane | |
| Her moaning filled the frightened night | |
| And echoed through the halls again | |
| The spectre heard the church bells toll | |
| And stopped the maidens sad lament | |
| Then with a scream it left her soul | |
| And she collpased, her body spent | |
| The evil mist then pulled away | |
| And whispered back from whenc it came | |
| The night seeped back without delay | |
| And silence then held court again | |
| He knew just what he had to do | |
| And left the ruins for behind | |
| Twas clear to him as morning dew | |
| He' d rescure her or he would die | |
| The day was spent in plans and schemes | |
| The hour now was growing late | |
| Then armed with naught but sword and dream | |
| He rode to meet what lay in wait | |
| He gathered up the maiden and | |
| Removed her to the open air | |
| Then lying down upon the sand | |
| He took her place and waited there | |
| The time was night, the mist arrived | |
| And took it' s evil, alien shape | |
| With lengthy neck and bulbous eyes | |
| He realized there was no escape | |
| He grabbed the mist, it screamed with hate | |
| And twisted in his surly grip | |
| He drew its sword and struck its pate | |
| And ' cross his glove it' s green blood dripped | |
| The maiden woke when it was dead | |
| And ran into the young man' s arms | |
| His heart reached out to hers and said | |
| I' ll keep you safe and out of harm |
| zuò qǔ : Coulter, Lewis, Price | |
| The ruins stood amidst the bog | |
| The folk knew not from whence they came | |
| A rumor floated in the fog | |
| Of a white and wistful, ghostly dame | |
| Twas said she prowled the ruined walls | |
| And all the while bemoaned her fate | |
| Down crumbling, moss encrusted halls | |
| Her voice would echo and relate | |
| A stronger heard the village tell | |
| A tale of spectre, moss and stone | |
| From stories heard around the well | |
| He would see it for himself alone | |
| He found within the haunted place | |
| A maiden sleeping very sound | |
| With dark hair streaming ' cross her face | |
| And falling tangled to the ground | |
| He slowly crept up to her side | |
| And bent his ear unto her chest | |
| And life within her did reside | |
| A faint heartbeat within her breast | |
| The wind then moved the clouds aside | |
| Which made the moon reveal her face | |
| He jumped behind a wall to hide | |
| As light filled up the horrid place | |
| And as he watched with fullest awe | |
| An evil mist fell from the stones | |
| And uttering words of ancient law | |
| It settled down into her bones | |
| Her eyes shot wide, she sat upright | |
| A flame of yellow burned insane | |
| Her moaning filled the frightened night | |
| And echoed through the halls again | |
| The spectre heard the church bells toll | |
| And stopped the maidens sad lament | |
| Then with a scream it left her soul | |
| And she collpased, her body spent | |
| The evil mist then pulled away | |
| And whispered back from whenc it came | |
| The night seeped back without delay | |
| And silence then held court again | |
| He knew just what he had to do | |
| And left the ruins for behind | |
| Twas clear to him as morning dew | |
| He' d rescure her or he would die | |
| The day was spent in plans and schemes | |
| The hour now was growing late | |
| Then armed with naught but sword and dream | |
| He rode to meet what lay in wait | |
| He gathered up the maiden and | |
| Removed her to the open air | |
| Then lying down upon the sand | |
| He took her place and waited there | |
| The time was night, the mist arrived | |
| And took it' s evil, alien shape | |
| With lengthy neck and bulbous eyes | |
| He realized there was no escape | |
| He grabbed the mist, it screamed with hate | |
| And twisted in his surly grip | |
| He drew its sword and struck its pate | |
| And ' cross his glove it' s green blood dripped | |
| The maiden woke when it was dead | |
| And ran into the young man' s arms | |
| His heart reached out to hers and said | |
| I' ll keep you safe and out of harm |