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Nowt About Owt - The Oldham Tinkers
Lyrics by：Traditional
Composed by：Traditional
My name it is William
And folk around here call me
William 'cos that is my name
I works on a farm every month
Of the year and each day of the week
Just the same
But I've fallen in love with a buxom
Fine wench and I think she's a fancy for me
'Cos only last evening we sat on a bench
Underneath the old sycamore tree
And we gauped at one another
And never said nowt about owt
She went a walking with me you know
Down through the fields were the turnips grow
We sat holding hands for an hour or so
And never said nowt about owt
Last week we'd a dance down at farmer
Giles barn so I went
In my best velvet cords
Although I'm no dancer
I'm willing to learn how to clump
With my clogs on the board
Now Betty were theer and
She looked a fair treat
Like a blooming Geranium
And when she said William
Tha's getten big feet
But I'll dance with thi
I was struck dumn
And we gauped at one another
And never said nowt about owt
She cuddled up close that I felt so queer
I wished that nobody else were near
'Cos I wanted to bite a lump out of her ear
But I never said nowt about owt
At toppin' or tailin'
Or ditchin' or railin'
I think of her all the day through
I'm feeling that spoony
I'm going quite looney
She fair makes me riddle she do
And whether I'm ploughing
Or driving the cow in
I thinks when I meet her again
Last night I said Betty
If mother will let e
Come out for a walk in the lane
And we gauped at one another
And never said nowt about owt
She looked at me sloppy like full of love
And cuddled up close like a turtle dove
She looked that theer soft I gave her
A shove and never said nowt about owt
But just at that moment the moon were hid
And into my arms with a bump she slid
'M not going to tell you just what I did
But I never said nowt about owt
Not nowt bowt owt
I never said nowt about owt
