seven nations johnny cope şarkı sözleri
Cope sent a message from DunbarSaying Charlie meet me if you dareAnd I'll learn you the art of warIf you'll meet me in the morningHey, now Johnny are you wailin' yetAnd are your drums a beatin' yetIf you're walkin' I would waitYou're goin' to the coals in the morningWhen Charlie looked the letter uponHe drew his sword his scabbard fromFollow me my merry menAnd we'll meet Johnny Cope in the morningHey, now Johnny are you wailin' yetAnd are your drums a beatin' yetIf you're walkin' I would waitYou're goin' to the coals in the morningWhen Johnny Cope he heard of thisHe thought it wouldn't be amissTo have a horse in readinessTo flee far away in the morningGo no Johnny get up and runThe highland 'pipes are making a dinIt's better to sleep in a hail skinIt will be a bloody morningWhen Johnny Cope to Dunbar cameHe asked of him, "where's all your men?"They'll confound me again and againFor I left them all in the morningHey now Johnny you weren't too lateTo come with news of your own defeatAnd leave your men in such a stateSo early in the morning.
