歌曲名 Traditional: The Stuttering Lovers

歌手名 Kathleen Ferrier/Phyllis Spurr

作词：Traditional

作曲：Traditional

A wee bit over the Lee me lads

A wee bit over the green

The birds went into the poor man's corn

I fear they'll never be suh suh

Suh suh seen me lads

I fear they'll never be seen

Then out came a bonny wee lass

And she was one so fair

And she went into the poor man's corn

To see if the birds were the

The the the there me lads

To see if the birds were there

Then out came a bonny wee lad

And he was a fisherman's son

And he went into the poor man's corn

To see where the birds had ruh

Ruh ruh ruh run me lads

To see where the birds had run

Well he kissed her on the cheek me lads

And kissed her on the chin

Ah don't be kissing me my wee lad

I fear it is a si si si si sin my lad

I fear it is a sin

Well he kissed her once and he kissed her twice

He kissed her ten times o'er

It's nice to be kissing a bonny wee lass

Who's never been kissed be fuh

Fuh fuh fuh fore me lads

Who's never been kissed before

Then out came a poor old man

And he was tattered and tore

Ah that the way to be minding my birds

I'll do it myself in the muh

Muh muh muh muh morn me lads

I'll do it myself in the morn