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THE TWO
The lady sits at her own door
As straight as a wand
And by there come a lusty
his hammer in his hand
Crying lady bide
For there's a nowhere you can
For the smith will be your love
And he lay your pride.
Why do you sit there lady
All in your of red
I'll come tomorrow at this time
And you in me bed
. . .
Away away you coal black
you do me this wrong
For to think to have me maiden
That I have so long
I'd rather I was and cold
And me laid in the grave
a lusty, dusty, coal black smith
Me head should have
. . .
So the lady, she curled up her
And swore the mold
That he'd not her maiden head
For all of a pot of gold.
But the blacksmith he curled up his
And he upon the mast
That he would have her head
For the half of or less
. . .
So the lady she turned a dove
And up into the air
Ah, but he became an old cock
And they flew pair and
. . .
So the lady she into a mare
As dark as the night was
Ah, but he became a saddle
And he clumb to her back
. . .
So the lady she into a hare
And ran all the plane
Ah, but he a greyhound dog
And ran her again
. . .
So the she turned into a fly
And fluttered up the air
Ah, but he became a big, spider
And dragged her his lair
. . .
So the lady she turned into a
on yon common
Ah, but he a big horny ram
And he was upon her.
. . .
So she turned into a dress ship
And she all over the sea
Ah, but he a bold captain
And of her went he
. . .
So the lady she turned into a
Floating in the air
Ah, but he became a lightning
And zipped into her
. . .
So she into a mulberry tree
A mulberry tree in the
Ah, but he forth as the morning dew
And sprinkled her she stood.
. . .
So the she ran into the bedroom
And she into a bed
Ah, but he became a coverlet
And he gained her head
And once she woke he her so
And still he bad her
And the lusty smith her love
For all of her pride.
This is a derivative of Child Ballad 44, with a tune by
A. L. Lloyd. It was by John Roberts & Tony Barrand on
Dark Ships in the Forest, Legacy 65 in the key of C.
also by Frankie Armstrong on Bird in the and by Carthy
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