The Lark in the Morning-The Copper Family

[ti:The Lark in the Morning] [ar:The Copper Family] [al:Come Write Me Down - Early Recordings of The Copper Family of Rottingdean] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]The Lark in the Morning (早晨的云雀) - The Copper Family [00:00.86]The lark in the morning she arises [00:05.38]From her nest [00:07.72]And she ascends all [00:09.53]In the air with the dew upon her breast [00:15.25]And with the pretty ploughboy [00:18.96]She'll whistle and she'll sing [00:22.07] [00:22.68]And at night she'll return to [00:26.35]Her own nest again [00:29.75] [00:31.40]When his day's work is over [00:35.22]Oh what then will he do [00:37.95] [00:38.70]Perhaps then into some near [00:41.48] [00:42.37]Country wake he'll go [00:45.23] [00:45.75]And with his pretty sweetheart [00:49.35]He'll dance and he'll sing [00:52.35] [00:53.08]At night he'll return with his love back again [01:00.26] [01:01.93]And as they return [01:04.81]From the wake unto the town [01:08.11] [01:08.95]The meadows they are mowed [01:12.44]And the grass it is cut down [01:15.59] [01:16.29]The nightingale she whistles [01:19.74]Upon the hawthorn spray [01:22.85] [01:23.79]The moon is a-shining [01:26.76] [01:27.31]Upon the new-mown hay [01:31.47] [01:32.56]Good luck unto the ploughboys [01:36.24]Wherever they may be [01:39.51]They will take a winsome lass for [01:43.48]To sit upon their knee [01:47.30]And with a jug of beer boys [01:50.45] [01:51.00]They'll whistle and they'll sing [01:54.84]For the ploughboy is [01:56.48]As happy as a prince or a king