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Lingua della canzone: Inglese
The Farmer's Cursed Wife(originale) |
| Well there was an old man who lived by the mill |
| If he ain’t moved away he’s a livin' there still |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Well the devil he came to the field one day |
| Said it’s your old woman I’m a gonna take away |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Oh take her oh take her with all of my heart |
| And I hope to my soul that you’ll never never part |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Well he took the old lady all up in a sack |
| And off to Hell they went clickety clack |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Well they got her on down about half of the road |
| Says old lady you’re a devil of a load |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| When he got her on down to the gates of hell |
| Says punch up the fire, gonna scorch her well |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Nine little devils come a draggin' a chain |
| She took it away and she knocked out their brains |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Ten little devils went a climbin' the wall |
| Sayin' take her back Daddy she’s a murderin' us all |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Well she found the old man lying late in the bed |
| She picked up the butter stick and paddled his head |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Away she went whistilin' over the hill |
| If the devil won’t have me I wonder who will |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| Well that goes to show you what a woman will do |
| She’s worse than the devil and she’s worse than you |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day |
| (traduzione) |
| Ebbene, c'era un vecchio che viveva vicino al mulino |
| Se non si è trasferito, vive ancora lì |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Beh, diavolo, un giorno è venuto in campo |
| Ha detto che è la tua vecchia che ti porterò via |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Oh prendila oh prendila con tutto il mio cuore |
| E spero nella mia anima che non ti separerai mai |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Bene, ha portato la vecchia signora in un sacco |
| E via all'inferno sono andati a segno |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Bene, l'hanno portata a giù per metà della strada |
| Dice la vecchia signora che sei un diavolo di un carico |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Quando l'ha portata giù alle porte dell'inferno |
| Dice di alzare il fuoco, la brucerò bene |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Nove diavoletti vengono trascinando una catena |
| Lo ha portato via e ha messo fuori combattimento i loro cervelli |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Dieci diavoletti hanno scalato il muro |
| Dicendo di riportarla indietro papà, ci sta uccidendo tutti |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Bene, ha trovato il vecchio sdraiato fino a tardi nel letto |
| Raccolse il bastoncino di burro e gli sbatté la testa |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Andò via fischiettando sulla collina |
| Se il diavolo non mi vuole, mi chiedo chi lo farà |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |
| Bene, questo ti mostra cosa farà una donna |
| È peggio del diavolo ed è peggio di te |
| Singing Fie diddle-eye diddle-eye dye, giorno diddle-eye diddle-eye |