[00:00.00] 作词 : Traditional, Yeats
[00:00.00]'Lay me  in a cushioned chair;
[00:42.06]Carry me, ye four,
[00:43.68]With cushions here and there,
[00:45.48]To see the world once more.
[00:47.28]'To stable and to kennel go;
[00:49.20]Bring what there is to bring;
[00:50.70]Lead my Lollard to and fro,
[00:52.59]Or gently in a ring.
[00:54.45]'Put the  chain upon the grass:
[00:59.58]Bring Rody and his hounds,
[01:01.32]That I may contented pass
[01:03.24]From these  earthly bounds.'
[01:05.04]His eyelids  droop, his head falls low,
[01:07.11]His old eyes cloud with dreams;
[01:08.58]The sun upon all things that grow
[01:10.26]Falls in  sleepy streams.
[01:12.21]Chorus:
[01:12.42]'Huntsman, blow the horn,
[01:13.83]Come make the hills reply.
[01:15.87]Loosen on the morn
[01:17.46]A gay wandering cry.
[01:19.47]Rody, blow your horn.
[01:20.97]Come make the hills reply'
[01:23.01]'I cannot blow my horn,
[01:24.63]But only weep and sigh.'
[02:06.36]Lollard treads upon the lawn,
[02:08.46]And to the armchair goes,
[02:10.23]The old man's dreams are gone
[02:11.91]He soothes the long brown nose.
[02:13.92]Moves many a pleasant tongue
[02:15.48]Upon his wasted hands,
[02:17.55]Aged hounds and young
[02:19.05]The huntsman near him stands
[02:32.97]Chorus
[02:40.50]Round his cushioned place
[02:42.18]With new sorrow wrung:
[02:43.92]Hounds gazing on his face,
[02:45.96]Aged hounds and young
[02:47.76]Fire in the old man's eyes,
[02:49.44]His fingers move and sway,
[02:51.12]The  wandering music dies,
[02:52.92]They hear him feebly say,
[02:56.01]Chorus
[03:45.48]The blind hound with a mournful cry
[03:47.61]Slowly lifts his head;
[03:49.38]They bear the body in;
[03:51.15]The hounds wail  for the dead.
[03:59.91]The hounds wail for the dead;
[04:10.41]Wail for the dead.