| Song | Childe The Hunter |
| Artist | Seth Lakeman |
| Album | Freedom Fields |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : LAKEMAN, SETH BERNARD | |
| Come and listen, brave and tall, | |
| The greatest tale I have to tell you, | |
| It was a bleak and barren moor. | |
| In ancient days he fell. | |
| There rode a man of high renown | |
| His name it came as hunter Childe. | |
| Every day he chased heath and waste | |
| On a moor so black and wild. | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| "Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| "Come into the shadows". | |
| He drew a knife from off his back, | |
| Upon the ground his horse was lying. | |
| He cut a measure, just full size | |
| To rest there for the night. | |
| With his finger dipped in blood | |
| He scrabbled words along the stones, | |
| "Upon my will, God fulfill, | |
| Rest these heavy bones". | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| "Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| "Come into the shadows". | |
| Take a warning when you're in the wild, | |
| Against the skyline, off the high road. | |
| For the memory of hunter Childe | |
| Should rest you on your way. | |
| He was a man of high renown, | |
| His name it came, then blew away. | |
| Upon his will the moon to steal, | |
| In the shadows he will lay. | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| "Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| "Come into the shadows" |
| zuo ci : LAKEMAN, SETH BERNARD | |
| Come and listen, brave and tall, | |
| The greatest tale I have to tell you, | |
| It was a bleak and barren moor. | |
| In ancient days he fell. | |
| There rode a man of high renown | |
| His name it came as hunter Childe. | |
| Every day he chased heath and waste | |
| On a moor so black and wild. | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| " Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| " Come into the shadows". | |
| He drew a knife from off his back, | |
| Upon the ground his horse was lying. | |
| He cut a measure, just full size | |
| To rest there for the night. | |
| With his finger dipped in blood | |
| He scrabbled words along the stones, | |
| " Upon my will, God fulfill, | |
| Rest these heavy bones". | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| " Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| " Come into the shadows". | |
| Take a warning when you' re in the wild, | |
| Against the skyline, off the high road. | |
| For the memory of hunter Childe | |
| Should rest you on your way. | |
| He was a man of high renown, | |
| His name it came, then blew away. | |
| Upon his will the moon to steal, | |
| In the shadows he will lay. | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| " Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| " Come into the shadows" |
| zuò cí : LAKEMAN, SETH BERNARD | |
| Come and listen, brave and tall, | |
| The greatest tale I have to tell you, | |
| It was a bleak and barren moor. | |
| In ancient days he fell. | |
| There rode a man of high renown | |
| His name it came as hunter Childe. | |
| Every day he chased heath and waste | |
| On a moor so black and wild. | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| " Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| " Come into the shadows". | |
| He drew a knife from off his back, | |
| Upon the ground his horse was lying. | |
| He cut a measure, just full size | |
| To rest there for the night. | |
| With his finger dipped in blood | |
| He scrabbled words along the stones, | |
| " Upon my will, God fulfill, | |
| Rest these heavy bones". | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| " Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| " Come into the shadows". | |
| Take a warning when you' re in the wild, | |
| Against the skyline, off the high road. | |
| For the memory of hunter Childe | |
| Should rest you on your way. | |
| He was a man of high renown, | |
| His name it came, then blew away. | |
| Upon his will the moon to steal, | |
| In the shadows he will lay. | |
| The wind blew in and that hunter | |
| Fell upon a bed of snow. | |
| The night drew in and that thunder | |
| Stuck him in a steady hole. | |
| He looked up high and he begged her | |
| " Let me see my lover home"., | |
| The moon called out to the hunter | |
| " Come into the shadows" |