[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [00:00.86]I am a youth that's in clined toramble [00:06.97]ar:Cara Dillon 卡兰.迪伦 [00:10.45]by:丝胡 [00:14.02]i am a youth that's inclined to ramble, [00:20.85]to some foreign country i meen to steer, [00:28.09]i am loath to part from my friends and comrades, [00:35.13]and my dear sweatheart, whom i loved dear. [00:42.46]but there's one of those i do most admire, [00:49.91]one her i 'll think when i 'm far away, [00:56.83]for since fates decreed i am resolved to part her, [01:04.05]and try my fortune in americay [01:11.75]so farewell darling i must leave you, [01:18.26]i place great dependence on your constancy, [01:25.70]that no other young man may gain your favour, [01:32.79]or change your mind when i am o'ver the sea. [01:39.99]for although the seas do separate us, [01:47.61]and in between us they do rise and fall, [01:54.52]if fortune favours me you'll find your jamie, [02:01.86]returning homeward from americay. [02:13.38]oh jamie dear do you remember, [02:26.38]when i sat with you for manys the hour, [02:33.69]and my young fancy away was carried, [02:40.85]and the bees hummed around on each opening flower, [02:47.96]but when you're crossing the western ocean. [02:55.47]the maid that loved you, you'll ne'er mind ava, [03:02.34]and you'll scarce e'er think upon the maids of erin, [03:09.72]for you'll find strange sweethearts in america. [03:42.21]oh mary dear, i don't disemble, [03:48.58]for to all other fair maids i 'll prove untrue, [03:56.00]and if you think that these are fales promise, [04:03.01]i 'll leave these vows as a pledge to you. [04:10.42]that what i have may prove unsuccessful, [04:17.78]and fortune prove to me a slippery ball, [04:24.72]that a favoring gale it may n'er blow on me, [04:32.29]if forsake you in america. [04:39.22]and to conclude and to end these verses, [04:46.30]may god profect this young female fair, [04:53.71]and keep her from every wild embarrassment, [05:00.79]and of my darling take the greatest care. [05:07.92]for she's slow to anger and of kind disposition, [05:15.47]and her cheeks like roses in june do blaw, [05:22.25]in my nightly slumbers when e'er i think on her