The Maid of Cabra West (Irish Traditional)-Quadriga Consort

歌手 : Quadriga Consort

专辑 : 14 Tales of Mystery

语种 : 英语

时长 : 03:44

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TXT The Maid of Cabra West (Irish Traditional)-Quadriga Consort 文本歌词

The Maid of Cabra West (Irish Traditional) - Quadriga Consort

It was all for the love of that fair young maid

That in Cabra West did reside

Meself I live up in Donnybrook

It's a one-and-a-fipenny ride

But there was a fly in the ointment now

That you very seldom see

For although I loved her terrible well

She was in love with a Portugee

Now he was a nasty piece of goods

Gonzales was his name

For we couldn't wait till he got his hands

On Concepta who was me dame

So I made a vow be the Grand Canal

That I would do him in

'Cos I didn't think much of them Portugees

And in particular I didn't like him

So I follied them up to Grafton Street

One evening' just for one

Around by the Mercer's Hospital

It's next door to the Bartley Dunne

Sure I spied them sitting' in the corner seat

They was kissing and holding hands

Ah There he was seducing her

With pints of Babycham

So I follied him up to his lodgings

In Rathgar or thereabouts

And as he was going up an alleyway

I battered him inside out

He gave out many's the curse and swear

'Til he was dead I'm sure

Then I lifted up the manhole lid

And I dropped him down the sewer

Now when the mot she heard of this

She made me life a hell

And just for the sake of peace and quiet

I did her in as well

And now I'm up before the judge

To answer for my crime

He says I wouldn't mind the first one Son

Ah but not the second time

So it's all for the love of that fair young maid

And her Portugee sailor boy

For the passionate love of that fair young maid

I landed in Mountjoy

And if ever I get out again

I'll change me ways you'll see

And I'll marry with a man from Walkinstown

Who wouldn't look at a Portugee