We Poor Labouring Men-Steeleye Span

[ti:We Poor Labouring Men] [ar:Steeleye Span] [al:Bedlam Born] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]We Poor Labouring Men - Steeleye Span [00:08.66]Oh some do say the farmer's best [00:13.17]But I must needs say no [00:16.26] [00:17.01]If it weren't for we poor laboring men [00:21.68]What would the farmers do [00:25.47] [00:26.15]They'd beat out all of their old stuff [00:30.38]Until some new come in [00:34.49]There's never a trade in old England [00:38.84]Like we poor laboring men [00:43.58] [00:45.51]Oh some do say the baker's best [00:49.95]But I must needs say no [00:53.84]If it weren't for we poor laboring men [00:58.42]What would the bakers do [01:02.01] [01:02.88]They'd beat out all their old stuff [01:07.07]Until some new come in [01:10.11] [01:10.86]There's never a trade in old England [01:15.55]Like we poor laboring men [01:21.47] [01:22.20]Oh some do say the butcher's best [01:26.35]But I must needs say no [01:30.59]If it weren't for we poor laboring men [01:35.18]What would the butchers do [01:39.64]They'd beat out all their old stuff [01:43.85]Until some new come in [01:47.76]There's never a trade in old England [01:52.24]Like we poor laboring men [01:55.29] [02:42.34]There's never a trade in old England [02:46.40]Like we poor laboring men [02:49.26] [02:53.29]Let every true born Englishman [02:57.45]Lift up his flowing glass [03:01.74]And toast each honest working man [03:05.97]Likewise his bonny lass [03:10.59]And when these cruel days are gone [03:14.58]Good times will come again [03:18.50] [03:19.42]There's never a trade in old England [03:23.17]Like we poor laboring men [03:25.97]And when these cruel days are gone [03:29.75]There's never a trade in old England [03:33.88]Like we poor laboring men [03:39.87] [03:44.83]Like we poor laboring men [03:49.10] [04:02.68]And when these cruel days are gone [04:10.58]Good times will come again [04:17.00] [04:19.17]Good times will come again [04:26.81] [04:30.29]There's never a trade in old England [04:38.71]There's never a trade in old England