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[ti:Little Musgrave]
[ar:Christy Moore]
[al:Christy Moore]
[lang:English]
[length:06:36.42]
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[00:00.89]It fell upon a holy day as many in the year
[00:05.81]Musgrave to the church did go to see fine ladies there
[00:11.20]Some were dressed in velvet red and some in velvet grey
[00:17.60]Then in came Lord Barnard's wife the fairest among them all
[00:22.85]She cast an eye on Little Musgrave as bright as the summer's sun
[00:29.92]Said Musgrave unto himself this Lady's heart I've won
[00:35.27]I have loved you Little Musgrave full long and many's the day
[00:42.32]And I have loved you Fair Lady and never a word did say
[00:48.49]I have a bower in Bucklesfordberry its my heart's delight
[00:54.94]I'll take you back there with me and lie in your arms all night
[01:00.37]But standing by was a little foot page from the Lady's coach he ran
[01:07.29]Although I am a lady's page I am Lord Barnard's man
[01:15.58]My Lord Barnard shall hear of this whether I sink or swim
[01:20.07]And every where the bridge was broken he'd enter the water and swim
[01:27.81]My Lord Barnard my Lord Barnard you are a man of life
[01:33.91]But Musgrave is at Bucklesfordberry asleep with your wedded wife
[01:40.30]If this be true my little foot page, this thing that you tell me
[01:45.67]All the gold in Bucklesfordberry I gladly will give to thee
[01:47.62]But if this be a lie my little foot page this thing that you tell me
[01:58.07]From the highest tree in Bucklesfordberry hanged you will be
[02:06.24]Go saddle me the black he said go saddle me the grey
[02:11.28]Sound you not your horns he said lest our coming you'd betray
[02:18.57]But there was a man in Lord Barnard's train who loved the Little Musgrave
[02:24.13]He blew his horn both loud and shrill. Away Musgrave Away!
[02:40.85]I think I hear the morning cock I think I hear the jay
[02:45.36]I think I hear Lord Barnard's men I wish I was away
[02:52.66]Lie still lie still my Little Musgrave and hug me from the cold
[02:59.47]'Tis nothing but a shepherd lad a bringing his flock to fold
[03:03.97]Is not your hawk upon his perch your steed eats oats and hay
[03:10.76]You a lady in your arms why would you go away
[03:17.74]So he turned her round and kissed her twice and then they fell
[03:23.21]When they awoke Lord Barnard's men were standing at their feet
[03:29.21]How do you like my bed he said and how do you like my sheets
[03:36.00]How do you like my fair Lady that lies in your arms asleep?
[03:43.66]Tis well I like your bed he said and full great it gives me pain
[03:50.12]I'd gladly give a hundred pounds to be on yonder Plain
[03:56.87]Rise up rise up Little Musgrave rise up and then put on
[04:02.18]It'll not be said in this country I slayed a naked man
[04:08.59]Slowly, slowly he got up and slowly he put on
[04:15.49]Slowly down the stairs thinking he'd be slain
[04:21.86]There are 2 swords down by my side full dear they cost my purse
[04:28.11]You can have the best of them and I will have the worst
[04:34.54]And the first stroke Little Musgrave struck it hurt Lord Barnard sore
[04:40.58]But the next stroke Lord Barnard struck Little Musgrave ne'er struck more
[04:52.01]Then up spoke the lady fair from the bed whereon she lay
[05:00.70]Although you're dead my Little Musgrave still for you I'll pray
[05:02.04]How do you like his cheeks he said and how do you like his chin
[05:08.98]How do you like his fair lady now there's no life within
[05:17.61]Tis more I like his cheeks she cried and more I love his chin
[05:22.72]Its more I want his dead body then all your kith and kin
[05:29.71]He's taken out his long, long sword to strike the mortal blow
[05:34.82]Through and through the Lady's heart the cold steel it did go
[05:51.45]A grave a grave Lord Barnard cried to put these lovers in
[05:57.52]With my Lady on the upper hand for she came from better kin
[06:02.78]For I've just killed the finest man that ever rode a steed
[06:12.75]And I've just killed the finest lady that ever did a woman's deed
[06:23.72]It fell upon a holy day as many's in the year
[06:28.40]Little Musgrave to the church did go to see fine Ladies there
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