Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Mill O' Tifty , by - Old Blind Dogs. Song from the album The World's Room, in the genre Музыка мираRelease date: 14.03.2006
Record label: Green Linnet
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Mill O' Tifty , by - Old Blind Dogs. Song from the album The World's Room, in the genre Музыка мираMill O' Tifty |
| At Mill o' Tifty there lived a man |
| In the neighborhood o' Fyvie |
| And he had a lovely daughter dear |
| Wha’s name was bonnie Annie |
| Lord Fyvie had a trumpeter |
| By the name o' Andrew Lammie |
| And he had the airt tae win the heart |
| O' Mill o' Tifty’s Annie |
| Lord Fyvie, he cam tae the mill |
| Whar lived bonnie Annie |
| His trumpeter rade him before |
| Even the same Andrew Lammie |
| Her mither cried her tae the door |
| Sayin', «Come here tae me, my Annie |
| Did e’er ye see a bonnier man |
| Than the trumpeter o' Fyvie?» |
| Nothing she said, but sighing so |
| Alas for bonnie Annie |
| She darena own, her heart was won |
| By the servant Andrew Lammie |
| That night as a' gaed tae their beds |
| A' sleepit soond but Annie |
| Love so repressed, her tender breast |
| Thinking on Andrew Lammie |
| «The first time my love and I met |
| Was in the woods o' Fyvie |
| He called me mistress, I said no |
| I was Tifty’s bonnie Annie» |
| Her faither cam tae hear o' this |
| And a letter wrote to Fyvie |
| To say his dochter was bewitched |
| By the trumpeter o' Fyvie |
| Lord Fyvie, he came tae the mill |
| Sayin', «What ails ye, bonnie Annie?» |
| «Oh it’s a' for love that I’m cast doon |
| For the love o' Andrew Lammie» |
| «Oh Tifty, Tifty, gie consent |
| And let yer dochter marry» |
| «Na, it’ll be tae ane o' a higher degree |
| Than the servant Andrew Lammie» |
| «If she’d been born o' as rich a kin |
| As she is rich in beauty |
| I wad hae ta’en the lass mysel |
| And made her my ain lady» |
| «Oh Fyvie’s lands are far and wide |
| And they are wondrous bonnie |
| But I wadna trade my ain dear love |
| No for a' your lands o' Fyvie» |
| At this her faither did her scorn |
| And likewise did her mither |
| Her sisters they did her disown |
| Oh but wae’s me for her brither |
| Her brither struck her wondrous o’er |
| Wi' cruel blows and mony |
| He’s broke her back on the temple stane |
| A' for likin' Andrew Lammie |
| «Oh faither, mither, sisters a' |
| Why sae cruel tae yer Annie? |
| My heart was broken first by love |
| Noo my brither’s broke my body |
| Oh mither, mither, mak my bed |
| And turn my head to Fyvie |
| For it’s there I’ll lie and there I’ll die |
| For the servant Andrew Lammie" |
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