| Song | As I Roved Out |
| Artist | Loreena McKennitt |
| Album | The Wind That Shakes the Barley |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Mckennitt Dp | |
| 作词 : Mckennitt Dp | |
| Who are you, my pretty fair maid, | |
| Who are you, me honey? | |
| And who are you, my pretty fair maid, | |
| And who are you, me honey? | |
| She answered me quite modestly, I am me mothers darling | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| And will you come to me mothers house, | |
| When the moon is shining clearly? | |
| And will you come to me mothers house | |
| When the moon is shining clearly? | |
| Ill open the door and Ill let you in | |
| And divil o one will hear us | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| So I went to her house in the middle of the night | |
| When the moon was shining clearly | |
| So I went to her house in the middle of the night | |
| When the moon was shining clearly | |
| She opened the door and she let me in and divil the one did hear us | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| She took me horse by the bridle and the bit | |
| And led him to the stable | |
| She took me horse by the bridle and the bit | |
| And led him to the stable | |
| Saying Theres plenty of oats for a soldiers horse, | |
| To eat it if hes able | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| Then she took me by the lily-white hand | |
| Led me to the table | |
| Then she took me by the lily-white hand | |
| Led me to the table | |
| Saying Theres plenty of wine for a soldier boy, | |
| To drink if he is able | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| Then I got up and I made the bed | |
| I made it nice and aisy | |
| Then I got up and I made the bed | |
| I made it nice and aisy | |
| The I got up and I laid her down | |
| Saying Lassie, are you able? | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| And there we lay till the break of day | |
| Divil the one did hear us | |
| And there we lay till the break of day | |
| And divil the one did hear us | |
| Then I arose and put on me clothes | |
| Saying Lassie, I must leave you | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh | |
| And when will you return again | |
| When will we get married? | |
| And when will you return again | |
| When will we get married? | |
| When broken shells make Christmas bells | |
| We might then get married | |
| With me | |
| Too-ry-ay Fol-de-diddle-day Di-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh |
| zuo qu : Mckennitt Dp | |
| zuo ci : Mckennitt Dp | |
| Who are you, my pretty fair maid, | |
| Who are you, me honey? | |
| And who are you, my pretty fair maid, | |
| And who are you, me honey? | |
| She answered me quite modestly, I am me mothers darling | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| And will you come to me mothers house, | |
| When the moon is shining clearly? | |
| And will you come to me mothers house | |
| When the moon is shining clearly? | |
| Ill open the door and Ill let you in | |
| And divil o one will hear us | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| So I went to her house in the middle of the night | |
| When the moon was shining clearly | |
| So I went to her house in the middle of the night | |
| When the moon was shining clearly | |
| She opened the door and she let me in and divil the one did hear us | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| She took me horse by the bridle and the bit | |
| And led him to the stable | |
| She took me horse by the bridle and the bit | |
| And led him to the stable | |
| Saying Theres plenty of oats for a soldiers horse, | |
| To eat it if hes able | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| Then she took me by the lilywhite hand | |
| Led me to the table | |
| Then she took me by the lilywhite hand | |
| Led me to the table | |
| Saying Theres plenty of wine for a soldier boy, | |
| To drink if he is able | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| Then I got up and I made the bed | |
| I made it nice and aisy | |
| Then I got up and I made the bed | |
| I made it nice and aisy | |
| The I got up and I laid her down | |
| Saying Lassie, are you able? | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| And there we lay till the break of day | |
| Divil the one did hear us | |
| And there we lay till the break of day | |
| And divil the one did hear us | |
| Then I arose and put on me clothes | |
| Saying Lassie, I must leave you | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| And when will you return again | |
| When will we get married? | |
| And when will you return again | |
| When will we get married? | |
| When broken shells make Christmas bells | |
| We might then get married | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh |
| zuò qǔ : Mckennitt Dp | |
| zuò cí : Mckennitt Dp | |
| Who are you, my pretty fair maid, | |
| Who are you, me honey? | |
| And who are you, my pretty fair maid, | |
| And who are you, me honey? | |
| She answered me quite modestly, I am me mothers darling | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| And will you come to me mothers house, | |
| When the moon is shining clearly? | |
| And will you come to me mothers house | |
| When the moon is shining clearly? | |
| Ill open the door and Ill let you in | |
| And divil o one will hear us | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| So I went to her house in the middle of the night | |
| When the moon was shining clearly | |
| So I went to her house in the middle of the night | |
| When the moon was shining clearly | |
| She opened the door and she let me in and divil the one did hear us | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| She took me horse by the bridle and the bit | |
| And led him to the stable | |
| She took me horse by the bridle and the bit | |
| And led him to the stable | |
| Saying Theres plenty of oats for a soldiers horse, | |
| To eat it if hes able | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| Then she took me by the lilywhite hand | |
| Led me to the table | |
| Then she took me by the lilywhite hand | |
| Led me to the table | |
| Saying Theres plenty of wine for a soldier boy, | |
| To drink if he is able | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| Then I got up and I made the bed | |
| I made it nice and aisy | |
| Then I got up and I made the bed | |
| I made it nice and aisy | |
| The I got up and I laid her down | |
| Saying Lassie, are you able? | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| And there we lay till the break of day | |
| Divil the one did hear us | |
| And there we lay till the break of day | |
| And divil the one did hear us | |
| Then I arose and put on me clothes | |
| Saying Lassie, I must leave you | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh | |
| And when will you return again | |
| When will we get married? | |
| And when will you return again | |
| When will we get married? | |
| When broken shells make Christmas bells | |
| We might then get married | |
| With me | |
| Tooryay Foldediddleday Dire foldediddle Dairie oh |