| [ti:The Nightingale] | |
| [ar:] | |
| [al:Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag] | |
| [00:00.00] | The Nightingale |
| [00:01.00] | Gather round lads! |
| [00:04.00] | As I was out walking one morning in May |
| [00:09.73] | I spied a young couple who fondly did stray |
| [00:15.83] | One was a young maid, so sweet and so fair |
| [00:21.19] | And the other was a soldier |
| [00:23.97] | and a bold Grenadier |
| [00:26.30] | And they kiss, so sweet and comforting |
| [00:28.18] | as they clung to each other |
| [00:30.95] | Sing along boys! |
| [00:32.20] | They went arm and arm along the road |
| [00:34.44] | like sister and brother |
| [00:37.91] | They went arm and arm along the road |
| [00:40.36] | till they came to a stream |
| [00:43.59] | And they both sat down together |
| [00:45.96] | to hear the nightingale sing |
| [00:48.91] | |
| [00:50.03] | Out of his knapsack |
| [00:52.06] | he took a fine fiddle |
| [00:55.41] | and he played such a merry tone |
| [00:58.04] | that you ever did hear |
| [01:01.54] | and he played such a merry tone |
| [01:03.58] | that the valley did ring |
| [01:06.97] | Oh soft cried the fair maid |
| [01:09.31] | to hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:11.87] | And they kiss, so sweet and comforting |
| [01:13.84] | as they clung to each other |
| [01:16.90] | They went arm and arm along the road |
| [01:19.89] | like sister and brother |
| [01:22.89] | They went arm and arm along the road |
| [01:25.63] | till they came to a stream |
| [01:28.72] | And they both sat down together |
| [01:31.07] | to hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:34.37] | |
| [01:35.00] | Well I'm off, to India |
| [01:37.31] | for seven long years |
| [01:40.36] | Drinkin' wine and whiskey |
| [01:43.00] | instead of small beers |
| [01:46.10] | And if I return again |
| [01:48.58] | it will be in the spring |
| [01:52.12] | And we'll both sit down together |
| [01:54.38] | to hear the nightingale sing |
| [01:56.66] | |
| [01:57.00] | Well then said the fair maid |
| [01:58.60] | will ya not marry me? |
| [02:02.22] | Oh no, said the soldier |
| [02:04.78] | how well can that be? |
| [02:08.25] | For I have my own wife |
| [02:10.56] | on the banks of the deep |
| [02:13.85] | And she's the fairest damsel that you ever did see |
| [02:19.29] | And they kiss, so sweet and comforting |
| [02:20.93] | as they clung to each other |
| [02:24.39] | They went arm and arm along the road |
| [02:26.83] | like sister and brother |
| [02:29.99] | They went arm and arm along the road |
| [02:32.47] | till they came to a stream |
| [02:35.97] | And they both sat down together |
| [02:38.17] | to hear the nightingale sing |