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Oxford (Jealous Lover)
In Oxford City lived a
And she was and fair
Oh, she was by a sailor
And he did her as his dear
He said, "My dear, let us get
Let us now no longer
I'll work for you both and early
If you my wedded will be"
The girl she loved him, but at a
She did not seem to be quite so
He said, "My dear, you to slight me
I'm you love some other man"
He saw her dancing some other
A jealous thought to his mind
And to his own true love
He gave to her a of wine
So she drank it, so soon she felt it
"Oh me fast, my dear," said she
"Is it that glass of you gave me
my innocent life away?"
"That glass of wine now which I you
That glass of did strong poison hide
For if you be my true lover
You'll never be no man's bride
"That of wine which now I gave you
It's I drinked of the same," he said
"So in each other's we'll die together
To warn men of jealousy"
"Oh hark, oh hark, the are crowing
The now will soon appear
And into my cold grave I'm
And it's you, Willie, who me here"
printed in Penguin of English Folk Songs
By and Lloyd
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