Nine Thorny Thickets-Peggy Lee

[ti:Nine Thorny Thickets] [ar:Peggy Lee] [al:Sea Shells] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Nine Thorny Thickets - Peggy Lee (佩吉·李) [00:09.69]All this I was doing over a man [00:17.08]In loneliness going across the bare moor [00:24.42] [00:25.10]And through the blind night in the pitch of the darkness [00:32.87]Lost from the high road [00:38.23] [00:42.23]Through many ridged fields down slopes that were soggy [00:50.11] [00:51.53]Over stubble and furrow with stumble and sorrow [01:01.86] [01:03.67]Through nine thorny thickets by ruined old forts [01:11.47] [01:12.05]To the brow of the mountain [01:17.45] [01:21.62]And missing the bogs and their green habitation [01:28.77] [01:30.30]Whose hateful companions circled around me [01:37.48]A fighter betrayed in the thick of the battle [01:42.97] [01:48.40]A girl in a jail [01:54.41] [01:55.92]A girl in a jail [02:05.98] [02:08.05]But worse than the fogs of all desolation [02:15.45] [02:16.03]Were the spirits of evil circling around me [02:23.35] [02:23.92]And my crossing and praying [02:27.60]My charming and rhyme of little avail [02:38.65] [02:40.02]This took a long time but at last I looked up [02:45.75] [02:47.31]And there were the stars [02:53.39] [02:57.68]Like cherries they were [03:02.03] [03:03.36]In the orchard of night [03:07.96] [03:09.71]All yellow and red all shining and bright [03:20.71] [03:25.48]The sparks of the bonfired for seven dear saints [03:29.60] [03:30.44]The gems of the host and the harness of heaven [03:33.93] [03:35.03]The pickets of embers whose orbits are long [03:39.20] [03:39.77]And wind cannot take them [03:44.60] [03:46.64]Wind cannot take them [03:53.62] [03:55.87]I stopped in my tracks [03:59.45] [04:00.49]Look you I said [04:02.88] [04:04.63]This is over and done he has got to be told [04:11.22] [04:13.25]God forgive me the telling I'll travel no more [04:20.23] [04:21.34]To the door of his dwelling I'll travel no more [04:28.25] [04:29.33]Through any such goings nor blunt my good axe [04:37.46] [04:39.19]On the face of the stone