Barbara Allen-The Everly Brothers

[ti:Barbara Allen] [ar:The Everly Brothers] [al:Songs (Our Daddy Taught)] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Barbara Allen - The Everly Brothers (艾佛利兄弟) [00:02.90]Twas in the merry month of May [00:10.51]When flowers were a-bloomin' [00:18.32]Sweet Willie on his deathbed lay [00:25.82]For the love of Barbara Allen [00:33.57]He sent his servant to the town [00:41.17]The town where she did dwell in [00:49.17]Saying ＂Master dear has sent me here [00:56.65]It remained for Barbara Allen＂ [01:04.80]Then slowly slowly she got up [01:12.03]And slowly she went to him [01:19.76]And all she said when she got there [01:27.11]＂Young man I think you're dying＂ [01:34.77]＂Oh don't you remember the other day [01:42.34]When we were in the tavern [01:50.08]You drank your health to the ladies there [01:57.70]And you slighted Barbara Allen＂ [02:05.51]He turned his face unto the wall [02:13.08]He turned his back upon her [02:20.35]＂Adieu Adieu To all my friends [02:28.52]Be kind to Barbara Allen＂ [02:36.28]She looked to the east She looked to the west [02:43.83]She saw his corpse a-comin' [02:51.10]＂Oh sit him down for me＂ she cried [02:59.07]＂That I may gaze upon him＂ [03:07.27]The more she looked the more she grieved [03:14.24]She bursted out to cryin' [03:21.87]Sayin' ＂pick me up and carry me home [03:29.20]For I feel like I am dyin'＂ [03:37.63]They buried Willie in the old churchyard [03:44.51]And Barbara in the new one [03:52.22]From Willie's grave there grew a rose [03:59.73]From Barbara's a green briar [04:07.99]They grew and grew to the old church wall [04:15.18]And could not grow no higher [04:22.87]And there they died in a true love-knot [04:30.06]The rosebush and the briar