4 - SYLVIE Song (3.48)

La mélodie et les paroles de cette chanson (variante de "Once I had asweetheart") sont inspirées de la version de Bert Jansch, guitariste et chanteur né à Glasgow.

The melody and lyrics of this song (variant of "Once I had a sweet heart") are inspired by the version of Bert Jansch, Glasgow-born guitarist and singer.

SYLVIE Sylvie was walking down by the riverside, Sylvie was walking down by the riverside, And looking so sadly, looking so sadly looking so sadly upon the swift tide She thought on her lover that left her in prime, She thought on her lover that left her in prime, On the banks of the meadow, on the banks of the meadow On the banks of the meadow she sat down and cried And as she sat weeping, a young man came by, And as she sat weeping, a young man came by, "What ails you, my jewel, what ails you, my jewel, What ails you, my jewel and makes you to cry ?" "I once had a sweetheart and now I have none I once had a sweetheart and now I have none He's a-gone and left me, he's a-gone and left me Gone and left me in sorrow to moan" "One night in sweet slumber, I dreamt I did see, One night in sweet slumber, I dreamt I did see, Mine own dearest true love, mine own dearest true love, Mine own dearest true love sit smiling by me" "But when I awoke and I found it not so, but when I awoke and I found it not so, Mine eyes were like fountains, mine eyes were like fountains Mine eyes were like fountains where the water do flow" "I'll set sail of silver and steer towards the sun, I'll set sail of silver and steer towards the sun, And my false love will weep, my false love will weep My false love will weep for me after I'm gone"

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Philippe Sala : Chant, guitare DADGAD 1 Sylvain Barou : Flûtes, low whistle Daniel Saulnier : Low whistle Jean Banwarth : Guitare DADGAD 2

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