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    This traditional English folk song is called "Scarborough Fair". It tells the story of a young man who asks his ex-lover to complete impossible tasks like making him a shirt without seams or finding an acre of land between the sea and salt water. He asks her to remember him to the woman who lives in Scarborough, who was once his true love. The song repeats the words "parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme" throughout. While the author is unknown, the song references the medieval Scarborough Fair market that lasted for 10 days starting August 10th. It has been covered by many artists but Simon & Garfunkel's version is among the most well known.

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    Letra de la canción Scarborough Fair

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    This traditional English folk song is called "Scarborough Fair". It tells the story of a young man who asks his ex-lover to complete impossible tasks like making him a shirt without seams or finding an acre of land between the sea and salt water. He asks her to remember him to the woman who lives in Scarborough, who was once his true love. The song repeats the words "parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme" throughout. While the author is unknown, the song references the medieval Scarborough Fair market that lasted for 10 days starting August 10th. It has been covered by many artists but Simon & Garfunkel's version is among the most well known.

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    This traditional English folk song is called "Scarborough Fair". It tells the story of a young man who asks his ex-lover to complete impossible tasks like making him a shirt without seams or finding an acre of land between the sea and salt water. He asks her to remember him to the woman who lives in Scarborough, who was once his true love. The song repeats the words "parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme" throughout. While the author is unknown, the song references the medieval Scarborough Fair market that lasted for 10 days starting August 10th. It has been covered by many artists but Simon & Garfunkel's version is among the most well known.

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    Scarborough Fair

    Cancin tradicional inglesa


    Are you going to Scarborough Fair
    Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
    Remember me to one who lives there
    She was once a true love of mine
    Tell her to make me a cambric shirt
    (On the side of a hill in the dee forest green!
    Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
    (Tracing of sarrow on snowcrested brown!
    "ithout no seams nor needle work
    (#lankets and bedelothes the child of the mountain!
    Then she$ll be a true love of mine
    (Slees unaware of the clarion call!
    Tell her to find me an acre of land
    (On the side of a hill a srinkling of leaves!
    Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
    ("ashes the grave with silvery tears!
    #etween the salt water and the sea strands
    (A soldier cleans and olishes a gun!
    Then she$ll be a true love of mine
    Tell her to rea it with a sickle of leather
    ("ar bellows bla%ing in scarlet battalions!
    Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
    (&enerals order their soldiers to kill!
    And gather it all in a bunch of heather
    (And to fight for a cause they$ve long ago forgotten!
    Then she$ll be a true love of mine
    Are you going to Scarborough Fair
    Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
    Remember me to one who lives there
    She was once a true love of mine
    'sta canci(n inglesa debemos situarla
    en el siglo )** aro+,
    Su autor es desconocido,
    Su t-tulo hace referencia a la Feria de
    Scarborough, .ue en tiemos
    medievales era muy conocida, ues su
    mercado se rolongaba durante /0 d-as
    a artir del 10 de agosto,
    2a canci(n trata de un 3oven .ue ha sido
    abandonado or su novia,
    4omo motivo en esta canci(n se reiten
    las alabras ere3il, salvia, romero y
    tomillo
    (Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme)
    Son muchos los artistas .ue han
    versionado esta canci(n
    (Luar na Lubre, Mago de Oz...!,
    ero la versi(n m5s conocida es la de
    SIMON Y GA!"N#$L
    'sc6chala de forma gratuita en
    youtube o s%ot&'y

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