Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Ned Ludd Part 1 (Inclosure) , by - Steeleye Span. Song from the album Bloody Men, in the genre Фолк-рокRelease date: 19.11.2006
Record label: Park
Song language: English
Ned Ludd Part 1 (Inclosure) |
| Ye commons lay free in rude rags of nature |
| Ye brown heaths be clothed in furs as ye be |
| My wild eye in rapture adores every feature |
| Ye are dear as this heart in my bosom to me |
| O native endearments I would not forsake the |
| I would not forsake thee for sweetest of scenes |
| For sweetest of gardens that nature could make me |
| I would not forsake thee, dear valleys and greens |
| The injured filds that once were gay |
| Whre nature’s hand displayed |
| Long waving rows of willows gray |
| And clumps of hawthorn shade |
| Though nature ne’er dropped thee a cloud resting mountain |
| Nor waterfalls tumble their music so free |
| Had nature denied ye a bush, tree, or fountain |
| Ye still had been loved, loved as an Eden by me |
| But now, alas, your hawthorn bowers |
| All desolate we see |
| The spoilers' axe their shade devours |
| And cuts down every tree |