Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Tam Lin , by - Steeleye Span. Song from the album Folk Rock Pioneers In Concert, in the genre Фолк-рокRelease date: 07.05.2006
Record label: Park
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Tam Lin , by - Steeleye Span. Song from the album Folk Rock Pioneers In Concert, in the genre Фолк-рокTam Lin |
| Oh, I forbid you maidens all |
| That wear gold in your hair |
| To come or go by Carterhaugh |
| For young Tam Lin is there |
| If you go by Carterhaugh |
| You must leave him a wad |
| Either your rings or green mantle |
| Or else your maidenhead |
| She’s away o’er gravel green |
| And o’er the gravel brown |
| She’s away to Carterhaugh |
| To flour herself a gown |
| She had not pulled a rosy rose |
| A rose but barely one |
| When by came this brisk young man |
| Says, lady let alone |
| How dare you pull my rose, Madam? |
| How dare you break my tree? |
| How dare you come to Carter Hall |
| Without the leave of me? |
| Well may I pull the rose, she said |
| Well may I break the tree |
| For Carter Haugh it my father’s |
| I’ll ask no leave of thee |
| Oh, in Carterhaugh, in Carterhaugh |
| Oh, in Carterhaugh, in Carterhaugh |
| He’s taken her by the milk-white hand |
| And there he’s laid her down |
| And there he asked no leave of her |
| As she lay on the ground. |
| Oh tell me, tell me, then she said |
| Oh tell me who art thee |
| My name it is Tam Lin, he said |
| And this is my story |
| As it fell out upon a day |
| A-hunting I did ride |
| There came a wind out of the north |
| And pulled me betide |
| And drowsy, drowsy as I was |
| The sleep upon me fell |
| The Queen of Fairies she was there |
| And took me to herself |
| Oh, in Carterhaugh, in Carterhaugh |
| Oh, in Carterhaugh, in Carterhaugh |
| At the end of every seven years |
| They pay a tithe to Hell |
| And I’m so fair and full of flesh |
| I’m feared 'twill be myself |
| Tonight it is good Hallowe’en |
| The fairy court will ride |
| And if you would your true love win |
| At Miles Cross, you must bide |
| Oh, in Carterhaugh, in Carterhaugh |
| Oh, in Carterhaugh, in Carterhaugh |
| Gloomy was the night |
| And eerie was the way |
| This lady in her green mantle |
| To Miles Cross she did go |
| With the holy water in her hand |
| She cast the compass round |
| At twelve o’clock the fairy court |
| Came riding o’er the mound |
| First came by the black steed |
| And then came by the brown |
| Then Tam Lin on the milk-white steed |
| With a gold star in his crown |
| She’s pulled him down into her arms |
| And let the bridle fall |
| The Queen of Fairy she cried out |
| Young Tam Lin is away |
| They’ve shaped him in her arms |
| Into an roaring snake |
| She’s held him fast and feared him not |
| To be her lovely mate |
| They’ve shaped him in her arms again |
| Fire burning bold |
| She’s held him fast and feared him not |
| Till he was iron cold |
| They’ve shaped him in her arms |
| To a wood black beast so wild |
| She’s held him fast and feared him not |
| The father of her child |
| They’ve shaped him in her arms at last |
| Into a naked man |
| She’s wrapped him in the green mantle |
| And knew that she had him won |
| The Queen of Fairies she cried out |
| Young Tam Lin is away |
| Had I known, had I known, Tam Lin |
| Long before, long before you came from home |
| Had I known, I would have taken out your heart |
| And put in a heart of stone |
| Had I known, had I known, Tam Lin |
| That a lady, a lady would steal thee |
| Had I known, I would have taken out your eyes |
| And put into a rowan tree |
| Had I known, had I known, Tam Lin |
| That I would lose, that I would lose the day |
| Had I known, I would have paid my tithe to hell |
| Before you’d been won away |
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