Cifra de Lady Isabel And The Elf-Knight - Lisa Theriot
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[Verse]
Lady Isabel sat at her window sewing
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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When she heard an elf-knight on his branc horn a-blowing
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On the first morning in May
[Verse]
"Oh, I'd that horn that I hear blow so clearly,"
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"And yonder elf-knight for to love me so dearly."
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On the first morning in May
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Well this maiden had scarcely the fatal words spoken
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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When in her window the elf-knight has broken
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On the first morning in May
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"Hey, here's a strange matter, fair maiden," said he
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"I cannae blow horn but you call out to me."
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On the first morning in May
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"But will you come doon on to yon greenwood side?"
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"Come tak a fair horse and together we'll ride."
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On the first morning in May
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And he's left on a horse and she on another
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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And they have gone doon to the greenwood together
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On the first morning in May
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"Lie down you, lie down you, fair maiden," says he
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"We are come to the place where ye are to die."
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On the first morning in May
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"Hae mercy, hae mercy, Sir Elf-Knight, on me."
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"Till aince more my mother and father I see."
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On the first morning in May
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"Well seven kings daughters here have I slain."
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"And you'll be the eighth, will forever remain."
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On the first morning in May
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"Come sit doon a while, rest your head on my knee."
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"Let we make our rest here before that I die."
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On the first morning in May
[Verse]
And she's stroked his dark head and she's whispered so sweet
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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That the elf-knight was soon lulléd fast, fast asleep
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On the first morning in May
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And she's ta'en his ain sword-belt and bound him aroond
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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And with his own dirk struck the fiend his death wound
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On the first morning in May
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"Well, if seven kings daughters were slain here by ye,"
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Aye as the gowans grow gay
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"Then lie here and keep them all good company."
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On the first morning in May
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