Biografía:
Malinky is a Scottish folk band specialising in Scots song.
Formed in autumn 1998, the original members were Karine Polwart from Banknock, Stirlingshire (vocals, guitar, bouzouki), Steve Byrne from Arbroath (vocals, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin), Mark Dunlop from Garryduff, Co. Antrim (bodhrán, whistles, vocals) and English fiddler Kit Patterson.
First meeting to rehearse in early October that year, the band was largely formed to help Polwart fulfil a support slot at Edinburgh Folk Club some ten days later
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Otras canciones:
- Alison Cross
- Billy Taylor
- Edzells Bonnie Braes
- Flowers Of Saskatchewan
- Long Cookstown
- My Ain Countrie
- Pad The Road Wi Me
- Strathmartine Mains Love And Freedom Banish Misfortune
- Sweet Willie And Fair Annie
- The Beggar Man
- The Bonnie Hoose O Airlie
- The Bonnie Lass Of Fyvie
- The Brisk Young Lad
- The Dreadful End Of Marianna For Sorcery
- The Fairy Kings Courtship
- The Green Wedding
- The Hills Of Ardmorn
- The Lang Road Doon
- The Light Dragoon
- The Ploughboy And The Maid
- The Road Tae Drumleman
- The Shipyard Apprentice
- The Term Time
- The Wild Geese
- Whaur Dae Ye Lie
- When Margaret Was Eleven
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Verse]
G F G
There was a squire in Edinburgh toon, and a squire o' high degree
F C G
He came coortin' a comely lass, and a comely lass was she
F C G
She's got consent fae her faither and her mither, fae the auld and the young likewise
Em7 F G
And then she said, "I am undone," and the tears fell from her eyes
[Verse]
F G
She wrote her love a letter and she sealed it wi' her right hand
F C G
She told him that she was to be wedded to a very rich farmer's son
F C G
And when he read the first line o'er, he laughed and he did say
Em7 F G
"I will deprive him o' his love all on his wedding day"
[Verse]
F G
So he wrote her back an answer and he wrote without delay
F C G
He wrote her back an answer to be dressed in green array
F C G
"A suit of the same, it's I'll put on, your wedding to prepare
Em7 F G
My dearest dear, it's you I'll wed, in spite of all that's there"
[Verse]
F G
He rode east and he rode west and all around the land
F C G
He's gaithered a score o' the finest men to ride at his command
F C G
They rode on in twos or threes, but a single man rode he
Em7 F G
'Til they arrived at the wedding house, a fine green company
[Verse]
F G
There she poured him a glass of the new port wine, he says tae the company 'roond
F C G
"Whaur is the man?" cries he, he says, "The man they call the groom?
F C G
Whaur is the man?" cries he, he says, "Who will enjoy the bride?
Em7 F G
Another might love her as well as he and tak' her fae his side"
[Verse]
F G
Well, it's up and spak' the bridegroom, and he spak' sae loud and clear
F C G
"If it's for fight that you've come here, be sure I'll no' be swear"
F C G
"It's no' for fight that I've come here, but friendship for to show
Em7 F G
Gin ye'll gie me a kiss o' the bonnie, bonnie bride, awa' fae you I'll go"
[Verse]
F G
But he's ta'en her by the middle sae sma' and by the grass-green sleeve
F C G
He's marched her oot o' that wedding house and the company asked no leave
F C G
The drums did beat and the morning sun sae glorious tae be seen
Em7 F G
Aye they rode awa' tae Edinburgh toon, the company dressed in green
G F G
There was a squire in Edinburgh toon, and a squire o' high degree
F C G
He came coortin' a comely lass, and a comely lass was she
F C G
She's got consent fae her faither and her mither, fae the auld and the young likewise
Em7 F G
And then she said, "I am undone," and the tears fell from her eyes
[Verse]
F G
She wrote her love a letter and she sealed it wi' her right hand
F C G
She told him that she was to be wedded to a very rich farmer's son
F C G
And when he read the first line o'er, he laughed and he did say
Em7 F G
"I will deprive him o' his love all on his wedding day"
[Verse]
F G
So he wrote her back an answer and he wrote without delay
F C G
He wrote her back an answer to be dressed in green array
F C G
"A suit of the same, it's I'll put on, your wedding to prepare
Em7 F G
My dearest dear, it's you I'll wed, in spite of all that's there"
[Verse]
F G
He rode east and he rode west and all around the land
F C G
He's gaithered a score o' the finest men to ride at his command
F C G
They rode on in twos or threes, but a single man rode he
Em7 F G
'Til they arrived at the wedding house, a fine green company
[Verse]
F G
There she poured him a glass of the new port wine, he says tae the company 'roond
F C G
"Whaur is the man?" cries he, he says, "The man they call the groom?
F C G
Whaur is the man?" cries he, he says, "Who will enjoy the bride?
Em7 F G
Another might love her as well as he and tak' her fae his side"
[Verse]
F G
Well, it's up and spak' the bridegroom, and he spak' sae loud and clear
F C G
"If it's for fight that you've come here, be sure I'll no' be swear"
F C G
"It's no' for fight that I've come here, but friendship for to show
Em7 F G
Gin ye'll gie me a kiss o' the bonnie, bonnie bride, awa' fae you I'll go"
[Verse]
F G
But he's ta'en her by the middle sae sma' and by the grass-green sleeve
F C G
He's marched her oot o' that wedding house and the company asked no leave
F C G
The drums did beat and the morning sun sae glorious tae be seen
Em7 F G
Aye they rode awa' tae Edinburgh toon, the company dressed in green
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