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Date of issue: 31.12.1982
Record label: Warner Music UK
Song language: English
Lord Baker |
There was a lord who lived in this land |
Being a lord of high degree |
He left his foot down a ship’s board |
And swore strange countries that he would go see |
He traveled East and he traveled West |
He traveled North and South also |
Until he arrived into Turkey land |
There he was taken and bound in prison |
Until his life it grew weary |
Oh Turkey bold had one only daughter |
As fair a lady as the eye could see |
She stole the key to her dad-oh's harbour |
And swore Lord Baker she would set free |
Singing you have houses and you have linen |
And all Northumber belongs to thee |
What would give you to Turkey’s daughter |
If out of prison she’d set you free? |
Singin' I have houses, and I have linen |
All Northumber belongs to me |
I would will them all to you my darling |
If out of prison you’d set me free |
She’s brought him down to her dad-oh's harbour |
And filled for him was the ship of fame |
And every toast that she did drink round him |
I wish Lord Baker that you were mine |
She’s brought him down to her dad-oh's harbour |
And filled for him was the ship of fame |
And every toast that she did drink round him |
I wish Lord Baker that you were mine |
And seven more for to keep it strong |
Saying if you don’t wed with no other woman |
I’m sure will wed with no other man |
And seven years been passed and over |
And seven more they were rolling on |
She has bundled up all her gold and clothing |
And swore Lord Baker she would go find |
She traveled East and she traveled West |
Till she came to the palace of fame |
Who’s that, who’s that, cried the bold young porter |
Who knocks so gently and can’t get in? |
Is this Lord Baker’s palace, replied the lady |
Or is his lordship himself within? |
This is Lord Baker’s palace, replied the porter |
This very day took a new bride in |
Well ask him send me a cut of his wedding cake |
A glass of his wine it been e’er so strong |
And to remember a brave young lady |
Who did release him in Turkey land |
In goes, in goes, in goes the porter |
And kneels down gently on his right knee |
Rise up, rise up now my bold young porter |
What news, what news have you brought to me? |
Singing I have news of a grand arrival |
As fair as lady as the eye could see |
She is at the gate waiting for your charity |
And on the middle one where she wears three |
She has more gold hung around her middle |
Than’d buy Northumber and family |
She asks you send her a cut of your wedding cake |
A glass of your wine it’d been e’er so strong |
And to remember a brave young lady |
Who did release you in Turkey land |
He took his sword all by the handle |
Cut the wedding cake in pieces three |
Singing here’s a piece for Turkey’s daughter |
Here’s a piece for the new bride and one for me |
Down comes, down comes the new bride’s mother |
What will I do with my daughter dear? |
Your daughter came with one bag of gold |
I’ll let her to home love with thirty-three |
And then Lord Baker ran to his darling |
Of twenty-one steps he made but three |
He put his arms round Turkey’s daughter |
And kissed his true love most tenderly |
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