[ti:The Death Of Queen Jane]
[ar:Naomi Bedford]
[al:Tales From The Weeping Willow]
[by:]
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[00:00.00]The Death of Queen Jane - Naomi Bedford/Alasdair Roberts
[00:08.33]Queen Jane lay in labour
[00:13.77]Nine days or more
[00:18.11]The women were wery
[00:23.33]They could no longer bare
[00:28.11]They could no longer bare
[00:35.77]Good women good women
[00:40.81]Good women that ye may
[00:45.30]Will you open my right side
[00:50.53]And find my baby "
[00:55.10]And find my baby
[01:02.37]Oh no cried the women
[01:07.65]That's a thing that never can be
[01:12.07]We will send for King Henry
[01:17.39]And see what he will say
[01:21.94]And see what he will say
[01:29.37]King Henry was sent for
[01:34.70]King Henry he did
[01:38.85]Saying "What ails thee my lady
[01:44.05]Your eyes they look so dim
[01:48.75]Your eyes they look so dim
[01:56.09]King Henry King Henry
[02:01.27]Will you do one thing for me
[02:05.57]Will you open my right side
[02:10.77]Find my baby
[02:15.34]And find my baby
[02:22.64]Oh no cried King Henry
[02:27.56]Such a thing that I'll never can do
[02:32.10]If I lose the flower of England
[02:37.18]I will lose the branch too
[02:41.69]I will lose the branch too
[03:14.73]There was fiddling aye and dancing
[03:19.84]On the day the babe was born
[03:24.72]But poor Queen Jane beloved
[03:29.51]Lay cold as the stone
[03:34.22]Lay cold as the stone