Mary Of The Wild Moor-The Louvin Brothers

[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:时间戳工具V2.0_20200810] [offset:0] [00:05.97]It was on one cold winter night [00:11.34]When the wind blew across the wild moor [00:16.56]When Mary came wandering home with her child [00:21.87]Till she came to her own father's door [00:27.57]Father dear father she cried [00:32.40]Come down and open the door [00:37.53]Or the child in my arms will perish and die [00:42.84]From the winds that blow across the wild moor [01:14.61]But her father was deaf to her cry [01:19.98]Not a sound of her voice did he hear [01:25.29]So the watch dog did howl and the village bells tolled [01:30.96]And the wind blew across the wild moor [01:36.27]Oh how the old man must have felt [01:41.61]When he came to the door the next mornin' [01:47.04]And he found [01:48.03]Mary dead but the child still alive [01:52.53]Closely grasping his dead mother's arms [02:03.81]In grief the old man passed away [02:30.39]And the child to it's mother went soon [02:35.79]And no one they say lives there to this day [02:41.22]And the cottage to ruin has gone [02:46.68]But the villagers point out the spot [02:51.99]Where the willows grew over the door [02:54.18]Saying there [02:54.69]Mary died once the gay village bride [02:55.59]From the wind that blow across the wild moor