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John Smith Hummingbird John Smith Hummingbird John Smith – Guitars, Vocals, Keys Cara Dillon – Vocals John McCusker – Fiddle, Whistles Ben Nicholls – Double Bass, Fender P-Bass Sam Lakeman – Shakers Strings on Boudica Jon Thorne – Double Bass Rachael Lander – Cello Kirsty Mangan – Violin, Viola Produced by Sam Lakeman Recorded at Random Sounds, Somerset, March 2018 Mixed by Mike ‘Spike’ Drake and Sam Lakeman Mastered by Tim Young at Metropolis Enormous thanks to my team: David Macias and Sara Silver at Thirty Tigers, Michelle Conceison and Neil Pearson at Market Monkeys, Chris Meehan and Simon Pursehouse at Sentric and Paul Spraggon at SSB. Thanks also to Cecile Communal and Amanda Chiu. Tremendous gratitude to Sam, Cara, Ben, John, Rachael, Kirsty, Jon, Spike and Tim for their remarkable generosity and light touch. Manager – Michelle Conceison, Market Monkeys Agent – Matt Hanner, ATC Live All songs published by Sentric Music Ltd except The Time Has Come (Heathside Music Ltd / Logo Songs Ltd) Bird by Tony Millionaire / maakies.com Design by Oliver Smith / smiths.studio Portraits by Rose Cousins / rosecousins.com This is a Commoner Records release, brought to you via Thirty Tigers Worldwide. johnsmithjohnsmith.com Hummingbird So, gone before we made one year Lowlands Of Holland John Smith Like all good things she passed Trad Arr. Smith DADGAD She disappeared into the breeze DADGAD And flew out for the last When I met her she was just engaged The night that we were married and laid upon our bed I was only twenty-three In these times of constant change A man came to my chamber and stood at my bedhead She left right when I said hello I am holding on for you Said “Up, arise young married man and come along with me I pursued her in my dreams The one whose affections I still crave To the lowlands of Holland to fight your enemy” And when I found the courage The one my world clings to For to speak more than a word And these words of mine escape my mouth Well I held my love all in my arms, thinking he might stay She was dressed in green and wild as night And travel without bounds But the captain gave an order and he was forced to march away All like a Hummingbird Up through the clouds and into space Said “There’s many young married men this night must go with me There run devotion’s sounds To the lowlands of Holland, to fight the enemy” She stole my heart some more each day You can hear them! She said “You should be mine” My love across the ocean wears a scarlet coat so fair We married in her father’s house Yes she slips, there she slides With a musket at his shoulder and roses in his hair Beneath the autumn sky Here she comes and there she flies There’s men enough in this old town but no men do I see Blissfully I watched her For I’ve never had but one true love and he was pressed from me Darting round and out of sight If I could be with her again I knew I couldn’t hold on long I don’t know what I would say The love that I have chosen was to my heart’s content These hands are much too tight But I’ll always know her by her shape The salt sea shall be frozen before that I repent Between the night and day Repent it I shall never until the day I die Yes she slips, there she slides She comes to me in glimpses now For the lowlands of Holland have parted my love and I. Here she comes and there she flies As fleeting as a word Flashes bright and disappears She said she’d travel by my side My darling Hummingbird. Unless death should do us part It was in some crowded city street There stopped her beating heart Boudica Hares On The Mountain Lord Franklin John Smith Trad Arr. Smith Trad Arr. Smith DADGAD DADGAD DADGAD Fury of a queen twice scorned Sally my darling Was homeward bound one night on the deep Eighty thousand dead and burned I wish I could wed you Swinging in my hammock I fell asleep In English soil she marked her pain She smiled and replied I dreamed a dream and I thought it true It’s written deep in London’s veins “Then you’d say I misled you” Concerning Franklin and his gallant crew The line she burned right in the ground If young girls could sing like blackbirds and thrushes With a hundred sailors he went away Ten feet down How many young men would go beating the bushes? On that frozen ocean in the month of May From Hell she came for vengeance sore To seek a passage around the Pole Piling heads at Roman doors If all the young girls were hares on a mountain Where we poor sailors do sometimes there have to go Out of the east, her armies rode How many young men would take guns and go hunting? Screaming, painted all in woad Through cruel hardships they mainly strove Oh Sally oh Sally The ship on mountains of ice was drove The line she burned right in the ground It’s you I’d be kissing Only the Eskimo in his skin canoe Ten feet down She smiled and replied The only one that ever came on through “You don’t know what you’re missing” At Battle Bridge, she’s overcome In Baffin Bay where the whale fishes blow Poison fast and she was done If all the young men were ducks on the water The fate of Franklin no man may know Now Cannon Street stands on the graves How many young girls would undress and dive after? The fate of Franklin no tongue can tell Of those that Boudica drove in the flames Where Franklin alone with his sailors might still dwell If all the young men were hares on the mountain And that line she burned right in the ground How many young girls would take guns and go hunting? And now my burden it gives me pain Is ten feet down. For my long lost Franklin I’d cross the main If all the young men were hares on the mountain… Ten thousand pounds would I freely give To say on Earth my Franklin might still live. Master Kilby The Time Has Come Willy Moore Trad Arr. Smith Anne Briggs Trad Arr. Smith DADGAD DADGAD DGDGGD In the heat of the day when the sun shines so freely Oh my babe, don’t you know? Willy Moore was a king, he was scarce twenty-one I met Master Kilby so fine on that day The time has come for me to go Courted a lady fair I pulled off my hat and I bowed to the ground Her eyes were as bright as two diamonds in the night “Forgive me Master Kilby, but where are you bound?” Tomorrow comes like yesterday And raven black was her hair The autumn fades our love away He says “I’m going to the West where I hope I’ll find rest He courted her night and day In the arms of my Nancy I’ll build a new nest And don’t you weep for me no more To marry they did agree She’s the girl I adore, the choice of my heart I’m going to some foreign shore But when they came to get her parents to consent And her skin shines like silver in every part Both said it could never be And when I’m gone maybe I’ll find “If I were the master of ten thousand pounds Some other young girl pleasing to my mind She threw herself in Willy Moore’s arms In gold or in silver, in King William’s crown As oft-time had done before I’d give it away with my own heart so freely Oh my babe, don’t you know? Little did he think as he held her that night All for the sake of my darling Nancy The time has come for me to go. Sweet Anne he would see no more “Well I gave her some kisses It was just around the month of May We were down by the seashore And that night I remembered so well And still she lay asking The very same night her body disappeared She lay asking for more”. In a way no tongue could tell Sweet Anne she was known both far and wide Her friends were all around And in the little brook before the cottage door The body of sweet Anne was found Taken away by her weeping friends Up to her parents’ room And there she is dressed in a shroud of snowy white And laid in a lonely tomb Willy Moore never spoke, he just took to the road From all his friends he did part Last I heard of him, he was in Montreal Where he died of a broken heart. Axe Mountain (Revisited) She said “No! Don’t speak his name! Don’t mention my man!” Unquiet Grave John Smith She struck him in the face, cut off both his hands Trad Arr. Smith DADGAD She cut him once, twice, three, four, she could cut no more CGDGBD Fed the meat and bones to wild dogs upon the moor Sit down here beside me, I’ll tell you a sad old tale The wind doth blow today my love Of lonely old Axe Mountain town, of Lester Joseph Cale The years went on, Helena remained there ’til she died A few small drops of rain A place the men would work all day The men went off in search of better jobs, in search of brides Never had but one true love Where women worked all night But a woman there was mine, I loved her more than life In cold clay she is lain But came together evening time But so scared was I To love and then to fight So scared of Lester Joseph Cale was I I’ll do as much for my true love Long hours did the women work So scared was I As any young man may So hard their burden was I could not protect my wife I’ll sit and mourn all on her grave Doubly hard they worried when Twelve months and a day Young Lily May was lost Axe Mountain, how’d you let those people die at his blade? A lover did I know for sure and regret it every day Twelve months and a day being gone Lily May was mourned, another week passed in the rain Axe Mountain, you let those people die on a knife A voice spoke from the deep ’Til the day of harvest came and we were missing Jane A lover did I know for sure “Who is it sits all on my grave Another season’s toil broke another one more I loved her And will not let me sleep?” Lily, Jane and dozens still were buried on the moors I’ll miss her All my life.
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