Whenever the newest battles is at an-end, That I’s come back heam with my Pal, I’le worke to possess opportinity for thee to spend, Next prethee ce me personally goe with thee Guy, I’le pick thee the latest Apparell gay, To wear upon thy Big day, After that doe not hamper me personally I pray, To follow my Cavalilly guy. O my personal dainty, &c.
Of the borders side when i performed jamais All-in the fresh new tyme out-of Lenton it actually was We heard a good Scotchman & his Lass Was talking Love and you can Lee
The new Soldier reading from their unique suggest, Is loath to go out of their own all the alean, And you may she together with him try gaen, To follow along with their Cavalilly man: She vows that he his region will require, And though their own life were put at’th share, Sheel alternatively pass away following your forsake, To check out her Cavalilly man. O my personal dainty Cavalilly man, My personal finiken Cavalilly man, To have Gods Cause and also the Protestants, We prethee le myself goe that have thee people.
Grove history joined a ballad regarding the Stationers’ Register may 29, 1658, however, proceeded adding ‘Entered considering Order’ of all out of his broadsides up to their passing inside the 1663. That it ballad wasn’t registered less than people identifiable term. It seems as of about 1660.
That it track demonstrates fascinating a number of respects. Right here we have a vintage verse about Scots “Dickey Macphalion “(Sharpe, An excellent Ballad Book ) and also the notorious Irish “Shule Aroon” or “Shule Agrah”.
It appears to be rather clear that the tune “Cavalilly people” is actually Scots, therefore occurs in a seventeenth century Scots songs manuscript as the “Roger, this new Cavalier”.
New tune somehow was linked to the bit provided in the Wm. Chappell’s PMOT, p. 439, “By border top once i performed ticket”, out-of Bodleian MS Ashmole thirty six, 37. Check out much more contours of the 10 verses. An educated I will take a look at tune is actually:
The guy courted their unique for the Scottish worde Such as for instance words because the ye Lande aforde Tend to thou maybe not hop out their Laird & Lorde My Jo, and you will gan beside me.
But preference easily got my often I’de realize your or’e Hooper’s Slope Otherwise Lea, & Ling & of many an effective Gill I’le[?] enough ye’re Burke & aw.
[Right here it transforms some bawdy, but I regret I was some novice in the manuscript learning at the committed We noticed so it, and i you can expect to see nothing from it.]
So you can mow along with your geat & a we perhaps not We dare perhaps not prompt yt waefull Knot To possess in the event that my father the guy gitt wott He’ll me personally sow mi feam
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, 1906, lead ‘Old Irish Tune Words Antique establish because of the Herbert Hughes’. We currently had the tune, so i simply duplicated the latest tune.]
A wee piece along side lea, my personal lads, A wee piece o’er brand new eco-friendly, The newest wild birds flew to the terrible man’s corn, ‘Twas feared they had never be s-s-s-s-s-s-viewed, my personal lads, ‘Twas dreadful they’d not seen.
The latest aside emerged the newest bonny early lass And she are O! thus reasonable And you may she went toward poor people’s corn So you can find out if this new wild birds was th/th/th/th/th/th/there, my personal lads, To find out if the newest wild birds have there been.
And you may out came the fresh daring younger lad In which he is actually a great fisherman’s young man And he went on the terrible mans corn In order to look for where lass had g/g/g/g/g/g/moved, my lads, Observe where the lass had gone.
He lay his sleeve to their own hips The guy kissed their cheek and you can mouth Up coming out spake the fresh new bonny early lass “I anxiety it is a beneficial s/s/s/s/s/s/sin, my personal chap, “We concern it is a beneficial sin.”