文本歌词

Four Poems of John Clare - No. 1, Trotty Wagtail (四首克莱尔的诗 - 第1首，鹡鸰) - John Towner Williams/Wilfred Brown
Composed by：Stephen Dodgson
Little trotty trotty wagtail he went in the rain
And tittering tottering sideways
He neer got straight got straight again
He stooped to get a worm and looked up
To get a fly
And then he flew away ere his feathers they were dry
Little trotty trotty wagtail he waddled in the mud
And left his little footmarks trample where he would
He waddled in the water-pudge and waggle went his tail
And chirrupt up
And chirrupt up
And chirrupt up
And chirrupt up his wings to dry upon the garden rail
Little trotty trotty wagtail you nimble all about
And in the dimpling water-pudge you waddle in and out
Your wounded night is out
Your home is nigh at hand and in the warm pig-stye
So little master wagtail I'll bid you a good-bye
Master wagtail good bye
Master wagtail good bye
Good bye