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 If I were a minstrel I’d  you six love songs,
 To  the whole world of the love that we share,
  I were a merchant I’d bring you six diamonds,
 With six  red roses for my love to wear,
 
 But I am a simple man, a  common farmer,
 So take my  ribbons to tie back your hair,
 Yellow and brown, blue as the 
 Red as my blood,  as your eyes,
 
 If I were a nobleman I’d  you six carriages,
 With six snow white horses to  you anywhere,
 If I were the emperor I’d  you six palaces,
 With six hundred servants  comforting fare,
 
 But  am a simple man, a poor common farmer,
 So take my six ribbons to  back your hair,
 
 If  were a minstrel I’d sing you six love songs,
 To tell the  world of the love that we share,
 So be not  my love, you’re never alone love,
 While you wear  ribbons tying back your hair,
 
  I was a simple man, a poor common farmer,
 I gave you six ribbons to tie back  hair,
  too-ra-lie, all I can share,
 Is only six ribbons to tie back your 
 Too-ra-lee, too-ra-lie,  I can share,
 I  you six ribbons to tie back your hair.