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Fecha de emisión: 09.08.2016
Etiqueta de registro: TY4TM
Idioma de la canción: inglés
Killieburn Brae(original) |
There was an old man in the Killieburn Brae |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
there was an old man in the Killieburn Brae |
had a curse of the wife for the most of his days |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
One day as this man he walked out in the glen |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
One day as this man he walked out in the glen |
well he met the devil says how are you then |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
The devil he says I have come for your wife |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
The devil he says I have come for your wife |
for I hear she’s the curse and the bane of your life |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
So the devil he hoisted her up on his back |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
So the devil he hoisted her up on his back |
and away off to hell with her he did whack |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
And when at last they came to hell’s gate |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
And when at last they came to hell’s gate |
well she lifted her stick and she battered his pate |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
There were two little devils there tied up in chains |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
There were two little devils there tied up in chains |
well she lifted her stick and she scattered their brains |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
There were two other devils there roaring like bulls |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
There were two other devils there roaring like bulls |
well she lifted her stick and she battered their skulls |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
There were two other devils there playing at ball |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
There were two other devils there playing at ball |
well she lifted her stick and she battered them all |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
So the devil he hoisted her up on his back |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
So the devil he hoisted her up on his back |
they were seven years coming and days going back |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
And when they came back to Killieburn Brae |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
And when they came back to Killieburn Brae |
well the devil he cried and shouted hooray |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Says he my good man here’s your wife safe and well |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Says he my good man here’s your wife safe and well |
for the likes of herself we would not have been hell |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Which proves that the women are worse than the men |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Which proves that the women are worse than the men |
when they go to the hell they’re thrown out again |
with me foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
(traducción) |
Había un anciano en Killieburn Brae |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
había un anciano en el Killieburn Brae |
tuvo una maldición de la esposa durante la mayor parte de sus días |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Un día, como este hombre, salió a la cañada |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Un día, como este hombre, salió a la cañada |
bueno se encontró con el diablo dice como estas entonces |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
El diablo dice que he venido por tu mujer |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
El diablo dice que he venido por tu mujer |
porque escuché que ella es la maldición y la ruina de tu vida |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Así que el diablo la levantó sobre su espalda |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Así que el diablo la levantó sobre su espalda |
y lejos al infierno con ella él golpeó |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Y cuando por fin llegaron a la puerta del infierno |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Y cuando por fin llegaron a la puerta del infierno |
pues ella levanto su palo y le golpeo la pate |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Estaban allí dos diablitos atados con cadenas |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Estaban allí dos diablitos atados con cadenas |
Bueno, ella levantó su palo y esparció sus cerebros. |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Había otros dos demonios allí rugiendo como toros |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Había otros dos demonios allí rugiendo como toros |
bueno, ella levantó su palo y golpeó sus cráneos |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Allí estaban otros dos demonios jugando a la pelota. |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Allí estaban otros dos demonios jugando a la pelota. |
bueno, ella levantó su palo y los golpeó a todos |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Así que el diablo la levantó sobre su espalda |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Así que el diablo la levantó sobre su espalda |
fueron siete años viniendo y días volviendo |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Y cuando volvieron a Killieburn Brae |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Y cuando volvieron a Killieburn Brae |
pues el diablo lloró y gritó hurra |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Dice que mi buen hombre aquí está tu esposa sana y salva |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Dice que mi buen hombre aquí está tu esposa sana y salva |
para gente como ella no habríamos sido un infierno |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
Lo que prueba que las mujeres son peores que los hombres. |
riful riful tidifol-dey |
Lo que prueba que las mujeres son peores que los hombres. |
cuando van al carajo los echan de nuevo |
conmigo foldadle-dah diddyfol-dah |
foldadle-dal-da-daldadle-day |
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