Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Thornaby Woods , by - Steeleye Span. Song from the album Cogs Wheels and Lovers, in the genre Фолк-рокRelease date: 18.04.2010
Record label: Park
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Thornaby Woods , by - Steeleye Span. Song from the album Cogs Wheels and Lovers, in the genre Фолк-рокThornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods in Nottinghamshire |
| Thornaby Woods in Nottinghamshire |
| Three game-keepers' houses stood three-square |
| About a mile from each other they were |
| Their orders they were to look out for the deer |
| Long, long the day |
| Me and the dogs went out one night |
| The moon and stars were shining bright |
| O’er hedges, ditches, fields and stiles |
| With my three dogs running close by me heels |
| To catch a fat buck down in Thornaby fields |
| Long, long the day |
| That very first night, I had bad luck |
| For one of me very best dogs got shot |
| He came to me all bloody and lame |
| Right sorry was I for to see the same |
| And not being able to follow the game |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| I looked at his wounds and found them slight |
| 'Twas done by some keeper out of spite |
| I’ll take a right stick all in me hand |
| And I’ll search the woods till I find that man |
| I’ll tan his old hide, right well, if I can |
| Long, long the day |
| Then I went home and went to bed |
| And Limping Jack went out in me stead |
| He searched the woods around at length |
| 'Til he found a buck rough lying dead the ground |
| 'Twas my little dog that gave him his death wound |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| He got a butcher to skin the game |
| And likewise another to sell the same |
| The very first joint that he offered for sale |
| It was to an old woman who sold bad ale |
| She had us all up in Nottingham gaol |
| Long, long the day |
| The Nottingham assizes are over and past |
| And we three chaps got free at last |
| The bucks and does shall never roam free |
| For a poacher’s life is the life for me A poacher I will always be Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| Long, long the day |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
| In Thornaby Woods |
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