Lyrics Twa Corbies - Steeleye Span
As
I
was
walking
all
alane
I
heard
twa
corbies
makin'
mane;
And
tane
ontae
the
tither
did
say,
Where
shall
we
gang
and
dine
the
day
Where
shall
we
gang
and
dine
the
day?
In
behind
yon
aul
fail
dyke
I
wot
there
lies
a
new
slain
knight;
And
naebody
kens
that
he
lies
there-o
But
his
hawk
and
his
hound
and
his
lady
fair-o,
His
hawk
and
his
hound
and
his
lady
fair.
His
hawk
is
tae
the
hunting
gane,
His
hound
to
fetch
the
wildfowl
hame;
His
lady
has
ta'en
anither
mate-o
So
we
may
make
our
dinner
sweet-o,
We
may
make
our
dinner
sweet
Ye'll
sit
on
his
white
hause-bane
And
I'll
pike
out
his
bonny
blue
een;
With
many
a
lock
of
his
golden
hair-o
We'll
theek
our
nest
when
it
grows
bare-o,
Theek
our
nest
when
it
grows
bare.
Many
a
one
for
him
makes
mane
But
nane
shall
ken
where
he
is
gane;
O'er
his
white
bones
when
they
are
bare-o
The
wind
shall
blow
for
evermare-o,
The
wind
shall
blow
for
evermare.
1 False Knight on the Road
2 When I Was On Horseback
3 The King
4 The Lark In the Morning
5 Rave On
6 Marrowbones
7 Captain Coulston
8 Four Nights Drunk
9 Prince Charlie Stuart
10 Skewball
11 Twa Corbies
12 Jigs: Paddy Clancey's Jig / Willie Clancey's Fancy (Medley)
13 Jigs: Bryan O'Lynn / The Hag With the Money (Medley)
14 Reels: Dowd's Favourite / 10 Float / The Morning Dew (Medley)
15 The Blacksmith - Original 1970 version
16 Cold, Haily, Windy Night
17 Wee Weaver
18 General Taylor
19 The Gower Wassail
20 Lovely On the Water
21 Female Drummer
22 One Night as I Lay on My Bed
23 Boys of Bedlam
24 A Calling-On Song
25 The Blacksmith (1991 Version)
26 Fisherman's Wife
27 The Blackleg Miner
28 The Dark-Eyed Sailor
29 Copshawholme Fair
30 All Things Are Quite Silent
31 The Hills of Greenmore
32 My Johnny Was a Shoemaker
33 Lowlands of Holland
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