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I Loved a Lass : ウィキペディア英語版
I Once Loved a Lass

"I Once Loved a Lass", also known in Scotland as The False Bride,〔Clinton Heylin, Pam Winters Solo: The Life of Sandy Denny -- 2000 Page 45 The four suggestions that came back were all good Celtic folksongs, 'I Once Loved A Lass' (which Sandy later recorded as 'The False Bride'), 'Jute Mill Song' (made popular by Ewan MacColl), 'She Moved Through The Fair' and the ballad of ...〕 is a folk song of the British Isles.〔Edith Fowke, Jay Rahn ''A Family Heritage: The Story and Songs of LaRena Clark'' 1994- Page 103 1895176360 ”I Once Loved a Lass” is also lighthearted and its theme is similar to that of "Adieu to Cold Winter" with a reversal of sexes: here ... Its title has been used in Scotland for a song more commonly known as "The False Bride" that also tells of a man ..."〕
In the version sung on Karan Casey's ''Ships in the Forest'' and Andreas Scholl's ''Wayfaring Stranger'' the lyrics commence:
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