 | Louise Pound - 1921 - 276 str.
...says nay then come and tell me, And I no more will trouble thee." " 0 Willie dear, I dare not ask him, For he lies on his bed of rest, And by his side there lies a dagger To pierce the one that I love best." Songs of the pirate Captain Kidd and of Turpin... | |
 | Louise Pound - 1921 - 270 str.
...says nay then come and tell me, And I no more will trouble thee." " 0 Willie dear, I dare not ask him, For he lies on his bed of rest, And by his side there lies a dagger To pierce the one that I love best." Songs of the pirate Captain Ki'dd and of Turpin... | |
 | James P. Leary - 1999 - 562 str.
...says no, come back and tell me, And it's the last time that I'll trouble thee." 4. "0, no, I cannot ask my father For he lies on his bed of rest And in his hand he holds a dagger To kill the one that I love best." 32. "Once I Courted A Charming Beauty... | |
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I dare not go and ask my father, For he lies on his bed of rest, And by his side lies a deadly weapon To kill the one that I love best. 