Reynardine-Anne Briggs

[ti:Reynardine] [ar:Anne Briggs] [al:An Introduction to Anne Briggs] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.01]Reynardine - Anne Briggs [00:00.02]Written by：Anne Briggs [00:00.49]One evening as I rambled amongst the springing thyme [00:11.49] [00:12.17]I overheard a young woman conversing with Reynardine [00:23.29] [00:24.79]And her hair was black and her eyes were blue [00:31.21]Her mouth as red as wine [00:35.84]And he smiled as he looked upon her did this sly bold Reynardine [00:47.30] [00:48.34]And she says young man be civil my company forsake [00:57.09]For to my good opinion I fear you are a rake [01:05.24] [01:06.62]And he said my dear well I am no rake brought up in Venus' train [01:16.92] [01:17.46]But I'm searching for concealment all from the judge's men [01:27.49] [01:29.12]And her cherry cheeks and her ruby lips they lost their former dye [01:39.50]And she's fell into his arms there all on the mountain high [01:48.81] [01:49.69]And they hadn't kissed but once or twice till she came to again [01:58.90]And it's modestly she asked him pray tell to me your name [02:09.93] [02:11.13]Well if by chance you ask for me perhaps you'll not me find [02:20.71]I'll be in my green castle enquire for Reynardine [02:31.75] [02:32.87]And it's day and night she followed him his teeth so bright did shine [02:44.32]And he led her over the mountain did the sly bold Reynardine