Als I lay on Yoolis night

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[00:09.07] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[00:14.02] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[00:19.04] Als I lay on Yoolis Night alone in mi longing

[00:28.02] me thought I saw a well fair sight, a may hir child rokking.

[00:37.04] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[00:41.09] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[00:46.09] The maiden wold withouten song hir child aslepe to bring;

[00:55.09] the child him thought sche ded him wrong and bad his moder sing.

[01:05.02] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[01:09.07] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[01:14.06] 'Sing nou moder,' said the child, 'wat schal to me befall

[01:24.02] heerafter wan I cum til eld, for so doon modres all.'

[01:33.02] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[01:37.06] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[01:42.09] 'Ich a moder, trewely, that can hir credel kepe,

[01:51.04] is wun to lullen luvely and sing hir child aslepe.'

[02:00.06] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[02:05.02] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[02:09.09] 'Sweete moder, fair and fre, because that it is so,

[02:19.04] I pray thee that thou lulle me and sing sumwat therto.'

[02:28.04] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[02:32.09] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[02:38.01] 'Sweete sune,' saide sche, 'weroffe schuld I sing?

[02:47.02] Ne wist I nere yet more of thee but Gabriels greeting.'

[02:56.04] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[03:01.01] mi deere moder, sing lullay.

[03:06.01] 'He grett me goodli on his knee and saide, "Hail, Marie!

[03:15.04] Hail, full of grece, God is with thee; thou beren schald Messie."'

[03:24.07] Lullay, lullay, lay lay, lullay:

[03:29.01] mi deere moder, sing lullay.