The Poor Ditching Boy

Richard Thompson

Composición de: Richard Thompson
Was there ever a winter so cold and so sad 
The river too weary to flood 
The storming wind cut through to my skin 
But she cut through to my blood 

I was looking for trouble to tangle my line 
But trouble came looking for me 
I knew I was standing on treacherous ground 
I was sinking too fast to run free 

With her scheming, idle ways 
She left me poor enough 
The storming wind cut through to my skin 
But she cut through to my blood 

I would not be asking, I would not be seen 
A-beggin' on mountain or hill 
But I'm ready and blind with my hands tied behind 
I've neither a mind nor a will 

With her scheming, idle ways 
She left me poor enough 
The storming wind cut through to my skin 
But she cut through to my blood 

It's bitter the need of the poor ditching boy 
He'll always believe what they say 
They tell him it's hard to be honest and true 
Does he mind if he doesn't get paid? 

With her scheming, idle ways 
She left me poor enough 
The storming wind cut through to my skin 
But she cut through to my blood
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