| Song | Lady Diamond |
| Artist | Steeleye Span |
| Album | Back in Line |
| 作词 : Johnson | |
| Johnson | |
| There was a lord, a lord lived in the North Country | |
| He was a man of wealth and fame | |
| He only had one child, a child but only one | |
| And Lady Diamond was her name | |
| She did not love a lord, she did not love a king | |
| She loved a kitchen boy, and William was his name | |
| And though he brought her joy, he also brought her shame | |
| And he gave his heart to Lady Diamond. | |
| Chorus | |
| "And his hair shines like gold," said Lady Diamond | |
| "And his eyes like crystal stones," said Lady Diamond | |
| "Bright as the silver moon" she said, "bright as the sun that shines" | |
| "Bright as the silver moon" she said, "bright as the sun that shines" | |
| On Lady Diamond | |
| Verse 2 | |
| It was a Winter's night the lord could get no rest | |
| To Lady Diamond's room he came | |
| He sat down on her bed just like a wondering ghost | |
| Now Lady Diamond tell me plain | |
| "Do you love a lord", he said, "or do you love a king?" | |
| "I love a kitchen boy, and William is his name. | |
| And better I love that boy than all your well-bred men; | |
| I have his heart", said Lady Diamond. | |
| (Instrumental Break - verse) | |
| Oh where are all my men, he said, that I gave meat and fee | |
| Go fetch the kitchen boy and bring him here to me. | |
| They dragged him from the house and hung him on a tree, | |
| And they gave his heart to Lady Diamond. | |
| Chorus |
| zuò cí : Johnson | |
| Johnson | |
| There was a lord, a lord lived in the North Country | |
| He was a man of wealth and fame | |
| He only had one child, a child but only one | |
| And Lady Diamond was her name | |
| She did not love a lord, she did not love a king | |
| She loved a kitchen boy, and William was his name | |
| And though he brought her joy, he also brought her shame | |
| And he gave his heart to Lady Diamond. | |
| Chorus | |
| " And his hair shines like gold," said Lady Diamond | |
| " And his eyes like crystal stones," said Lady Diamond | |
| " Bright as the silver moon" she said, " bright as the sun that shines" | |
| " Bright as the silver moon" she said, " bright as the sun that shines" | |
| On Lady Diamond | |
| Verse 2 | |
| It was a Winter' s night the lord could get no rest | |
| To Lady Diamond' s room he came | |
| He sat down on her bed just like a wondering ghost | |
| Now Lady Diamond tell me plain | |
| " Do you love a lord", he said, " or do you love a king?" | |
| " I love a kitchen boy, and William is his name. | |
| And better I love that boy than all your wellbred men | |
| I have his heart", said Lady Diamond. | |
| Instrumental Break verse | |
| Oh where are all my men, he said, that I gave meat and fee | |
| Go fetch the kitchen boy and bring him here to me. | |
| They dragged him from the house and hung him on a tree, | |
| And they gave his heart to Lady Diamond. | |
| Chorus |