Thomas the Rhymer

True Thomas sat on Huntley bank And he beheld a lady gay A lady that was brisk and bold Come riding o'er the ferny brae True Thomas, he pulled off his cap And bowed him low down to his knee "All hail, thou mighty Queen of Heaven Your like on earth I ne'er did see" Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer She turned about her milk white steed And they rode faster than the wind Until they came to a desert wide And living land was left behind For forty days and forty nights They rode through red blood to the knee And they saw neither sun nor moon But heard the roaring of the sea Don't you see yon bonnie, bonnie road That lies across the ferny brae? That is the road to fair Elfland Where you and I this night must go" Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer Harp and carp, come along with me Thomas the Rhymer --- Thomas The Rhymer - Steeleye Span