Biography:
Kate Rusby (born 4 December 1973 in Barnsley; currently based in Penistone, Yorkshire) is an English folksinger and one of the most popular folk singers of traditional English folk songs. She was at the centre of the folk revival in the 1990s which occurred with the coming of age of the children of those who were part of the 60s folk revival. In 2001 The Guardian described her as "a superstar of the British acoustic scene". In 2007 the BBC website described her as "The first lady of young folkies".
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Other songs:
- All Gods Angels
- As I Roved Out
- Awkward Annie
- Bitter Boy
- Blooming Heather
- Bonnie Bairns Dadgad
- Bonnie House Of Airlie
- Bring Me A Boat
- Candlemass Eve
- Cruel
- Falling
- Fare Thee Well
- Ghost
- Goodman
- Hark Hark What News
- Hark The Herald
- Here We Come A Wassailing
- High On A Hill
- I Wonder What Is Keeping My True Love This Night
- John Barbury
- Let Me Be
- Let The Cold Wind Blow
- Let Them Fly
- Little Jack Frost
- My Young Man
- No Names
- Old Man Time
- Planets
- Poor Old Horse
- Radio Sweethearts
- Sir Eglamore
- Streams Of Nancy
- Sweet Bells
- Sweet Bride
- The Cobblers Daughter
- The Elfin Knight
- The Fairest Of All Yarrow
- The Holly And The Ivy
- The Lark
- The Mockingbird
- The Old Man
- The Village Green Preservation Society
- The Wild Goose Live
- Underneath The Stars
- Wandering Soul
- Who Will Sing Me Lullabies
- You Belong To Me
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BONNIE BAIRNS
KATE RUSBY
DADGAD tuning
D= 000200
C= 032030
G= 550000
D C
A lady walked in yon wild wood,
G D
Beneath the holly tree,
D C
It was there she saw two bonnie bairns,
G D
There running at her knee.
D C
And the first she pulled a red, red rose,
G D
With hands as soft as silk,
D C
And the next she pulled a lily pale,
G D
With hands more white than milk.
D C
“Why do you pull the red, red rose,
G D
And why the lily white?”
D C
“We need them at the seat of grace,
G D
For the soul of thee tonight.”
D C
“Oh bide with me you bonnie bairns,
G D
I’ll dress you rich and fine,
D C
And for all the blackbirds in the woods,
G D
You’ll eat white bread and wine."
D C
The stars were shooting to and fro,
G D
But the thorns she did abhor,
D C
As the lady followed the bonnie bairns,
G D
For three long hours and more.
D C
“Where do you dwell you bonnie bairns,
G D
I’m woe and weary grown”,
D C
“We live where woe it never comes,
G D
In a land to flesh unknown.”
D C
They came unto a tree of beech,
G D
Two names carved in the bark,
D C
“Do you see your name carved here lady,
G D
The other lies in the dark.”
D C
And she wept in vain and she wept full sore,
G D
For her love laid in the ground,
D C
And she wept until the stars gave way,
G D
’Til the dawn it brought no sound.
KATE RUSBY
DADGAD tuning
D= 000200
C= 032030
G= 550000
D C
A lady walked in yon wild wood,
G D
Beneath the holly tree,
D C
It was there she saw two bonnie bairns,
G D
There running at her knee.
D C
And the first she pulled a red, red rose,
G D
With hands as soft as silk,
D C
And the next she pulled a lily pale,
G D
With hands more white than milk.
D C
“Why do you pull the red, red rose,
G D
And why the lily white?”
D C
“We need them at the seat of grace,
G D
For the soul of thee tonight.”
D C
“Oh bide with me you bonnie bairns,
G D
I’ll dress you rich and fine,
D C
And for all the blackbirds in the woods,
G D
You’ll eat white bread and wine."
D C
The stars were shooting to and fro,
G D
But the thorns she did abhor,
D C
As the lady followed the bonnie bairns,
G D
For three long hours and more.
D C
“Where do you dwell you bonnie bairns,
G D
I’m woe and weary grown”,
D C
“We live where woe it never comes,
G D
In a land to flesh unknown.”
D C
They came unto a tree of beech,
G D
Two names carved in the bark,
D C
“Do you see your name carved here lady,
G D
The other lies in the dark.”
D C
And she wept in vain and she wept full sore,
G D
For her love laid in the ground,
D C
And she wept until the stars gave way,
G D
’Til the dawn it brought no sound.
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