Words: Alas my love,you do me wrong To cast me off discourteously For I have loved you well and long Delighting in your company Greensleeves was all my joy Greensleeves was my delight Greensleeves was my heart of gold And who but my lady Greensleeves Your vows you’ve broken like my heart Oh,why did you so enrapture me Now I remain in a world apart And my heart remains in captivity Greensleeves was all my joy Greensleeves was my delight Greensleeves was my heart of gold And who but my lady Greensleeves Ah,Greensleeves,not farewell,adieu To God I pray to prosper thee For I am still thy lover true Come once again and love me Greensleeves was all my joy Greensleeves was my delight Greensleeves was my heart of gold And who but my lady Greensleeves
Your version of Greensleeves is definitely my favorite one. Perfectly arranged, perfectly produced and most importantly, perfectly sung. Simply amazing.
Why isn't it true! The rumour is that its not. Henry was actually a fine musician and almost certainly dud write the music tho the lyrics were added later.
@@Patrick-rc7bm - The melody is based on a style of Italian ballad that arrived in England after Henry VIII's death. It was far more likely to have been written during the reign of his daughter Elizabeth.
My Mom used to hum to this beautiful tune sometimes. Her Mom / my grandmother was Irish from Donegal Ireland. I always enjoyed hearing my Mom humming the tune, but never knew the words till now. Thank you Karliene!♥️🍀🥲
She was the second wife of King Henry VIII and mother to the future Elizabeth I. The king fought the Church of England so he could divorce his first wife, Katherine of Aragon, to marry Anne after she continually turned down his advances and told him she would not be with him until they married. So he broke off from the church and created (if I remember this correctly) the Protestant faith and married Anne. She was crowned queen and Henry wanted a son but Anne was unable to give him one, so like the fat bastard he was, turned his attention elsewhere while Anne was charged with adultery, incest, and witchcraft three to four years after she was crowned. The king had her beheaded so he could move on to poor Jane Seymour and marry her. Elizabeth was only two when this happened, and I find it extremely ironic the heir he so desperately wanted ended up being her. Anne left a lasting mark on history long after her death, to rising as a queen to her forced downfall by the very man who tore everything apart to marry her. She lived on through Elizabeth who is remembered as one of England’s greatest monarchs.
Morgan Cutler I understand that but he still tossed her aside like garbage because she never birthed a son. As much as Henry loved Anne once, he still caused her death in the end.
You've captured the sound of the era so perfectly! It's as though I've stepped backwards in time and am seated in a high hall listening to a troubadour and her troop entertain. 💚
Fun fact. In many parts of Australia, ice cream vans play an instrumental version Greensleeves as they ply their wares around the streets. I didn't learn it was actually a song from around C16 till I was an adult, previously thinking it was just the "Mr Whippy van" song.
During English listening assessments, our school used to play this song during the time for us to read the questions before the recordings started... now this song is forever connected to my memory of sitting among one of the many rows in a classroom, the fan overhead swinging to a rhythmic beat, the sound of paper being turned over, and my heart beating quickly, anticipating and also dreading the end of the song...
Зеленые рукава (Старинный романс), перевод С.Маршака Твоим зеленым рукавам Я жизнь без ропота отдам. Я ваш, пока душа жива, Зеленые рукава! За что, за что, моя любовь, За что меня сгубила ты? Неужто не припомнишь вновь Того, кого забыла ты? Твоим зеленым рукавам... Я для тебя дышал и жил, Тебе по капле отдал кровь, Свою я душу заложил, Чтоб заслужить твою любовь. Твоим зеленым рукавам... Я наряжал тебя в атлас От головы до ног твоих, Купил сверкающий алмаз Для каждой из серег твоих. Твоим зеленым рукавам... Купил я красные чулки, Расшитые узорами, Купил тебе я башмачки Нарядные, с подборами. Купил гранатовую брошь, Браслета два для рук твоих. Таких браслетов не найдешь Ты на руках подруг твоих. Из серебра купил ножи, Позолотил их заново. У самой знатной госпожи Такого нет приданого. Тебе прислал я слуг своих В твоем дому прислуживать. В зеленый шелк одел я их, И в галуны, и в кружево, Чтоб на руках тебя несли Они порой ненастною, Чтоб не коснулась ты земли Подошвою атласною. Весь день твой услаждают слух И музыка и пение. Но ты меня, мой милый друг, Отвергла тем не менее. Одну надежду я таю, Что, как ты жестока ни будь, Любовь несчастную мою Вознаградишь когда-нибудь! Пусть ты глуха к моим мольбам, Мучительница милая, Твоим зеленым рукавам Послушен до могилы я. Твоим зеленым рукавам Я жизнь безропотно отдам. Зеленые, словно весною трава, Зеленые рукава!
@@алинапростоалина-п9и мб потому что канал рассчитан на англоязычную аудиторию, плюс, такая музыка и правда на любителя. А кому то просто перевод не нужен.
Никогда не слышал такого перевода. Спасибо огромное! Плюс огромный! Что касается композиции, мне больше нравится в исполнении Blackmore's Nights. Но это личное мнение. Вам ещё раз спасибо!
I watched 8 episodes of the first "The Tudors" season today on a whim and then this rolls out. Today has been weird but I'm not against it. Lovely song.
Don't trust anything you see on "The Tudors" - it is about as historically accurate as "Shakespeare In Love", and maybe even less so. They even got the costumes wrong in many scenes.
@@rosemarionnaud2027 it was written by Henry the 8th for the lady Anne Boleyn who is known to wear long Bell Greensleeves supposedly as Legend would have it to cover a six finger Anne Boleyn was Mother of the princess Elizabeth later Queen Elizabeth the first of course we know who wrote the song
@@loveeveryone114 historians think this is just a rumor. Just a quick example from Wikipedia: "There is a persistent belief that Greensleeves was composed by Henry VIII for his lover and future queen consort Anne Boleyn.[5] Boleyn allegedly rejected King Henry's attempts to seduce her and this rejection may be referred to in the song when the writer's love "cast me off discourteously". However, the piece is based on an Italian style of composition that did not reach England until after Henry's death, making it more likely to be Elizabethan in origin." It's simply too old to know for sure. Don't spread misinformation.
Wonderful interprétation and musical arrangement Karliene ! Love this english traditional Folk ballad and with your voice, this song is magical ! Thank you for this great emotional sharing ! Musical greetings, Nathalie
Thanks for sharing your majestic music with all of us you have change our life’s for better and we can say now that goddesses in earth are real 👑you are one
He'd have hated it. He was insistent that only a man could be his successor, enough that to avoid having a female successor he made sure that all his female children were made bastards by law and ignored while any male bastards (born from mistresses and with no chance to inherit the throne) were all elevated to lordships and acknowledged. He treated his daughters like crap, so he would have probably been pissed that both daughters born from his most headstrong Queens/the Queens who had the most opportunity to stand up against his bullying (katherine due to age, law in her being his original queen, and having more experiance, ann because personality. Ann's death was used as a constant threat to other queens to not stand up for themselves) were the most successful. Both Mary and Elizabeth took their mothers fates less as a warning to not piss off henry, and more as an example of how to behave.
What a beautiful song on a tragic day that we all shall remember. Karliene I have been listing to you since you ever started! This is my first time saying anything to you. You have a wonderful voice! I also bought most of your music. I have followed you since the start. I am very pleased that your voice problem has gone away. (When you were singing Castermere.) Keep singing your heart out, because I LOVE your music!
The lyrics, to follow as sung, with thanks to Мицухо for providing all verses.: Alas, my love, you do me wrong To cast me off discourteously For I have loved you well and long Delighting in your company (chorus): Greensleeves was all my joy Greensleeves was my delight Greensleeves was my heart of gold And who but my lady Greensleeves Your vows you've broken, like my heart Oh, why did you so enrapture me? Now I remain in a world apart But my heart remains in captivity (chorus) (skipped to finale): Ah, Greensleeves, now farewell, adieu To God I pray to prosper thee For I am still thy lover true Come once again and love me (chorus) (for all verses, including those not sung here, see Мицухо comment)
This familiar masterpiece is comfortable to the ears and the mind There is something extraordinary in her singing voice . I just am intoxicated with her splendid song . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
A favourite song of mine! As many covers I've heard, I love them all. Maybe it's because of composing, a music itself is perfecr. I could count by fingers how many pieces are that kind.
A beautiful song to listen to on a christmas night. It's -22 out, and the night is dark, but sitting here listening to this I can't help but find myself enjoying the silent night. Thank you for this enchanting song, cheers to all. To all, a lovely night.
I love your voice and hold the music you've made close to my heart , it's helped me through some dark moments in time I always look forward to what comes next, thank you
Beautiful! I have always loved this song and the lyrics. “Greensleeves was all my joy...“ - seems to perfectly capture Henry's early infatuation. Alas, it did not last! Oh and I love the photo as well - l definitely get an Anne-vibe from it!
I just heard this beautiful, heart wrenching melody while watching the movie, Mr. Sunshine! I can’t get it out of my head! 💔😢thank you for posting the words to the song.
Greensleeves was made before "what child is this?" first made in the 13-14th century or somethin like that idk then the fat henry was like yoink mine now
One of my favourite songs of all time, and a beautiful rendition of it! I love your choice of lyrics and those chorus harmonies are perfect. You outdo yourself!
Beautiful rendition of one of my favorite folk songs!
It is really pretty!
Would you recommend some of them?
Yeah could you give some recommendations? Favorites? This was literally the first one I've ever heard and I'm very intrigued about this folk music lol
Mine too❤
Words:
Alas my love,you do me wrong
To cast me off discourteously
For I have loved you well and long
Delighting in your company
Greensleeves was all my joy
Greensleeves was my delight
Greensleeves was my heart of gold
And who but my lady Greensleeves
Your vows you’ve broken like my heart
Oh,why did you so enrapture me
Now I remain in a world apart
And my heart remains in captivity
Greensleeves was all my joy
Greensleeves was my delight
Greensleeves was my heart of gold
And who but my lady Greensleeves
Ah,Greensleeves,not farewell,adieu
To God I pray to prosper thee
For I am still thy lover true
Come once again and love me
Greensleeves was all my joy
Greensleeves was my delight
Greensleeves was my heart of gold
And who but my lady Greensleeves
Thank you
Thank you very much
Thank you 🎉
Thanks and this Saturday I'm gonna sing this song in public!!!!
@@jinderbatth9132 waiting for video)
Your version of Greensleeves is definitely my favorite one. Perfectly arranged, perfectly produced and most importantly, perfectly sung. Simply amazing.
ua-cam.com/video/TeMuR2IuXBk/v-deo.htmlsi=lC6DP_mkF643xtjL on Russian.
I love that almost 500 years have passed and the rumor persists that Henry wrote this for Anne. Great story even if it isn't true. 💚💚
Fact is that it is certainly a Tudor tune.
Why isn't it true! The rumour is that its not. Henry was actually a fine musician and almost certainly dud write the music tho the lyrics were added later.
It was his favorite piece of music! One of Mine too 🎶 🎵
@@Patrick-rc7bm - The melody is based on a style of Italian ballad that arrived in England after Henry VIII's death. It was far more likely to have been written during the reign of his daughter Elizabeth.
I love that it’s been almost 500 years and this song still slaps. Greensleeves was way ahead of its time.
This is a masterpiece. I can almost picture the storyline like a movie in my head ❤❤
its about the brutal subjegation of ireland by the english
@@chazk7530 im quite sure its about prostitutes lad
@@zephyriic мы знаем свой текст на русском. О безотвеной женской любви. Но и конечно проституток ваших тоже понимаем и желаем всего наилучшего.
@@СергейШучалов yeah its 100% safe to assume that everyone on the internet speaks your language
@@zephyriic Слава Аллаху, сейчас можно нажатием одной кнопки перевести на любой язык, начиная с суахили.
My Mom used to hum to this beautiful tune sometimes.
Her Mom / my grandmother was Irish from Donegal Ireland. I always enjoyed hearing my Mom humming the tune, but never knew the words till now. Thank
you Karliene!♥️🍀🥲
The song is English, not Irish
Anne Boleyn‘s story always captivated me. It’s a shame that fat bastard of a king ended her life too soon.
Could you explain her story to me? I hadn't heard of her
She was the second wife of King Henry VIII and mother to the future Elizabeth I. The king fought the Church of England so he could divorce his first wife, Katherine of Aragon, to marry Anne after she continually turned down his advances and told him she would not be with him until they married. So he broke off from the church and created (if I remember this correctly) the Protestant faith and married Anne. She was crowned queen and Henry wanted a son but Anne was unable to give him one, so like the fat bastard he was, turned his attention elsewhere while Anne was charged with adultery, incest, and witchcraft three to four years after she was crowned. The king had her beheaded so he could move on to poor Jane Seymour and marry her. Elizabeth was only two when this happened, and I find it extremely ironic the heir he so desperately wanted ended up being her. Anne left a lasting mark on history long after her death, to rising as a queen to her forced downfall by the very man who tore everything apart to marry her. She lived on through Elizabeth who is remembered as one of England’s greatest monarchs.
ladyofstarfall Also in the letters between Henry and Anne it was discovered that they really and truly cared for one another.
Morgan Cutler I understand that but he still tossed her aside like garbage because she never birthed a son. As much as Henry loved Anne once, he still caused her death in the end.
He took down a church but could not promote polygamy, so he killed his wife.
You've captured the sound of the era so perfectly! It's as though I've stepped backwards in time and am seated in a high hall listening to a troubadour and her troop entertain. 💚
I’ve never clicked on a Karliene song so quick! I love this so much! 💚
Fun fact. In many parts of Australia, ice cream vans play an instrumental version Greensleeves as they ply their wares around the streets. I didn't learn it was actually a song from around C16 till I was an adult, previously thinking it was just the "Mr Whippy van" song.
america too, 50 years ago
i wish there were icecream vans in brazil
@@svetlana-cd2fu there aren't many left in the USA either. They used to be in every neighborhood after school.
@@SuperBullyone I think there was never an ice cream truck in Brazil, I only know it exists because I saw it in American series hahahahah
Also, it was used as hold music while calling somewhere. In UK and Ireland
During English listening assessments, our school used to play this song during the time for us to read the questions before the recordings started... now this song is forever connected to my memory of sitting among one of the many rows in a classroom, the fan overhead swinging to a rhythmic beat, the sound of paper being turned over, and my heart beating quickly, anticipating and also dreading the end of the song...
in my school we sang "cross over the road my fried, ask the lord his strength to lend...."
one of the best versions I've heard. Absolutely wonderful
Such beautiful song , sounds so touchable like hearing directly from someone singing so long ago.
This is beautifully sung and beautifully arranged. You have given new life to this song that I remember so well.
Legend has that Henry wrote this for Anne Boleyn
Edit: Thank you for all the likes!
I heard it was about Jane Seymour
I have always heard this as well.
@@aubreyackermann8432 the song belongs to a late tudor period, so definitely not been written by henry for neither anne or jane.
I know, it just seems to fit Henry and Anne so well, so it's a fantasy to think he wrote it for her :)
@@freshbrewedasmr3378 Yeah me too, i wish it was.
Lovely singing of this, thanks very much, going to add to my dungeon master gaming playlist
Oh Karliene! This tune is one of my favorite Christmas songs. You have made it even more magical to listen to. Thank you!
Зеленые рукава (Старинный романс), перевод С.Маршака
Твоим зеленым рукавам
Я жизнь без ропота отдам.
Я ваш, пока душа жива,
Зеленые рукава!
За что, за что, моя любовь,
За что меня сгубила ты?
Неужто не припомнишь вновь
Того, кого забыла ты?
Твоим зеленым рукавам...
Я для тебя дышал и жил,
Тебе по капле отдал кровь,
Свою я душу заложил,
Чтоб заслужить твою любовь.
Твоим зеленым рукавам...
Я наряжал тебя в атлас
От головы до ног твоих,
Купил сверкающий алмаз
Для каждой из серег твоих.
Твоим зеленым рукавам...
Купил я красные чулки,
Расшитые узорами,
Купил тебе я башмачки
Нарядные, с подборами.
Купил гранатовую брошь,
Браслета два для рук твоих.
Таких браслетов не найдешь
Ты на руках подруг твоих.
Из серебра купил ножи,
Позолотил их заново.
У самой знатной госпожи
Такого нет приданого.
Тебе прислал я слуг своих
В твоем дому прислуживать.
В зеленый шелк одел я их,
И в галуны, и в кружево,
Чтоб на руках тебя несли
Они порой ненастною,
Чтоб не коснулась ты земли
Подошвою атласною.
Весь день твой услаждают слух
И музыка и пение.
Но ты меня, мой милый друг,
Отвергла тем не менее.
Одну надежду я таю,
Что, как ты жестока ни будь,
Любовь несчастную мою
Вознаградишь когда-нибудь!
Пусть ты глуха к моим мольбам,
Мучительница милая,
Твоим зеленым рукавам
Послушен до могилы я.
Твоим зеленым рукавам
Я жизнь безропотно отдам.
Зеленые, словно весною трава,
Зеленые рукава!
Почему так мало лайков 😱
@@алинапростоалина-п9и мб потому что канал рассчитан на англоязычную аудиторию, плюс, такая музыка и правда на любителя.
А кому то просто перевод не нужен.
Никогда не слышал такого перевода. Спасибо огромное!
Плюс огромный!
Что касается композиции, мне больше нравится в исполнении Blackmore's Nights. Но это личное мнение.
Вам ещё раз спасибо!
@@vitalyyedelkin3861 :)
Мне нах не нужен перевод, но спасибо
This is the most perfect version of this song I’ve ever heard! Simply beautiful ! Thank you, Karliene! 💖
This is so hauntingly beautiful...it gives me this emotion that I can't quite explain!
I watched 8 episodes of the first "The Tudors" season today on a whim and then this rolls out. Today has been weird but I'm not against it. Lovely song.
I just started watching it all again from season 1. Natalie Dormer was such a perfect Anne Boleyn.
ua-cam.com/video/LjHiXnml3DI/v-deo.html
Don't trust anything you see on "The Tudors" - it is about as historically accurate as "Shakespeare In Love", and maybe even less so. They even got the costumes wrong in many scenes.
400+ years later and still such a poignant ode to the very mother of the Elizabethan age literally so
Lols
#0079
? We don't know who wrote the piece so we don't know who is the lady Greensleeves 🤷♀️
@@rosemarionnaud2027 it was written by Henry the 8th for the lady Anne Boleyn who is known to wear long Bell Greensleeves supposedly as Legend would have it to cover a six finger
Anne Boleyn was Mother of the princess Elizabeth later Queen Elizabeth the first of course we know who wrote the song
@@loveeveryone114 historians think this is just a rumor.
Just a quick example from Wikipedia:
"There is a persistent belief that Greensleeves was composed by Henry VIII for his lover and future queen consort Anne Boleyn.[5] Boleyn allegedly rejected King Henry's attempts to seduce her and this rejection may be referred to in the song when the writer's love "cast me off discourteously". However, the piece is based on an Italian style of composition that did not reach England until after Henry's death, making it more likely to be Elizabethan in origin."
It's simply too old to know for sure. Don't spread misinformation.
Mary 1st was the first Tudor queen so technically she is the mother of the age.
Heavenly days, heavenly songs ! We have lost all now.
Your cover sounds like Anne taking back this narrative for herself
unicornalq11 I totally love that idea.
👌👌👌👌
_"Henry wrote me a poem all about my green sleeves; I changed a couple words, put it on a sick beat!"_
@@emperordaniel9595 And now I'm witing lyrics, from Shakesy P.
SIX THE MUSICAL YASSSSSS
Hundreds of years and still beautiful, a wonderful Melody !
I feel spirit of spring in it. So lovely...
♡
Makes me want to listen to 16th Century Greensleeves by Rainbow.
Blackmore’s Knight?
anything by Blackmore :)
I had actually recently realized today that Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow and Blackmore's Night was from same person.
Love this version!
What a beautiful voice and instrumentation!
This is one of my favorite songs, its so comforting to listen to!
Simply great! I have listen to your beautiful voice over the years and it still is as sweet as ever.
I am crying. Gorgeous.
Merci pour cette jolie très jolie mélodie ,très émouvante...que je n'ai jamais oublié,superbement chantée....Bravo !😍
This is the most beautiful rendition of Greensleeves I have ever heard!
Très jolie, cette chanson. MERCI Karliene, j'aime le timbre si spécial de votre voix.
Com 400 anos ou mais,porém a melodia é sempre moderna, presente, constante. Linda.
Beautiful job of this classic, totally captures the sound of that era!!!
Wonderful interprétation and musical arrangement Karliene ! Love this english traditional Folk ballad and with your voice, this song is magical ! Thank you for this great emotional sharing ! Musical greetings, Nathalie
This is one of my favorite songs and it was made even better by you Karliene. Thank you. I needed this tonight.
Меня так тронул голос, о боже! Он божественный!
Lovely cover of this! I remember we sang it in chorus in middle school
Thanks for sharing your majestic music with all of us you have change our life’s for better and we can say now that goddesses in earth are real 👑you are one
This song makes my heart soar!
Your voice is so gorgeous!!
It's like Anne Boleyn is seeing sing this❤
大好きな曲なので聴けてよかったです！ありがとうございます
Am gonna cry, this has always been one of my favorites songs
This is one of my favourite songs, and you do it such justice. So SO beautiful!
Песня красивая, исполнение прекрасное. Спасибо.
16 век
Beautiful ! Thank you Music and vocals Brilliant!
What would Henry Viii think about the Daughter of Anne Bolyen. She eventually became the greatest
Monarch we have ever had.
Sorry, bu't he'd never known, that,s HISTORIY.
He'd have hated it. He was insistent that only a man could be his successor, enough that to avoid having a female successor he made sure that all his female children were made bastards by law and ignored while any male bastards (born from mistresses and with no chance to inherit the throne) were all elevated to lordships and acknowledged.
He treated his daughters like crap, so he would have probably been pissed that both daughters born from his most headstrong Queens/the Queens who had the most opportunity to stand up against his bullying (katherine due to age, law in her being his original queen, and having more experiance, ann because personality. Ann's death was used as a constant threat to other queens to not stand up for themselves) were the most successful. Both Mary and Elizabeth took their mothers fates less as a warning to not piss off henry, and more as an example of how to behave.
im related to king henry
@@sierratill5429 And he'd have more than deserved it!
Those choirs are so perfect with the cello on the background and this lovely tun! Absolutley love it
What a beautiful song on a tragic day that we all shall remember. Karliene I have been listing to you since you ever started! This is my first time saying anything to you. You have a wonderful voice! I also bought most of your music. I have followed you since the start. I am very pleased that your voice problem has gone away. (When you were singing Castermere.) Keep singing your heart out, because I LOVE your music!
meravigliosa ballata La musica non ha età, non ha confini
I have been trying to find a cover of this on iTunes forever, and I find this. I love it
Lovely!!!!! One of my favorite songs ever!!
The lyrics, to follow as sung, with thanks to Мицухо for providing all verses.:
Alas, my love, you do me wrong
To cast me off discourteously
For I have loved you well and long
Delighting in your company
(chorus):
Greensleeves was all my joy
Greensleeves was my delight
Greensleeves was my heart of gold
And who but my lady Greensleeves
Your vows you've broken, like my heart
Oh, why did you so enrapture me?
Now I remain in a world apart
But my heart remains in captivity
(chorus)
(skipped to finale):
Ah, Greensleeves, now farewell, adieu
To God I pray to prosper thee
For I am still thy lover true
Come once again and love me
(chorus)
(for all verses, including those not sung here, see Мицухо comment)
Never knew I need this cover untill now. And I cried. You have a voice of angel.
This familiar masterpiece is comfortable to the ears and the mind
There is something extraordinary in her singing voice .
I just am intoxicated with her splendid song .
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Wonderful.........and old and strange............an old weird world.....Thanks for this.
A favourite song of mine! As many covers I've heard, I love them all. Maybe it's because of composing, a music itself is perfecr. I could count by fingers how many pieces are that kind.
Classic and classy!! Beautiful vocals!
THANK YOU ! It's my favourite song from our ansamble, it is so beautiful
Beautiful melody’s of my favourite folk song
Hermosa canción y bella melodía, me encanta desde la primera vez que la escuché!!!
Eines meiner Lieblingslieder
This overwhelming masterpiece is a treasure for us earyhlings
What a great lovely folk song. I am glad to find you. as I am teaching violin for beginners. and they are loving this kind of song.
This is the best version of Greensleeves! 💚
Undoubtedly your talent, Congratulations for more this production !!!
Quanto mais eu ouço esta música mais gosto dela. Há muitos anos eu a toca na flauta doce.
It sounds simple but holds such depth!
Me encanta la canción,la voz más bella del mundo 😍
Замечательное исполнение!! 🌸🌺🥀
Sinto como se já conhecesse essa música há muitos anos..
I've been waiting for your version of this song since I found your music. I love this!
7//6//2022 - Karliene! Voz típica para o canto medieval. Linda.
This is True to Merry Old England
Thank you!!!!!! I've been wanting this since I found you via a Tudor Podcast a few months ago
OMG; I loved it. This song is beautiful. Karliene, congrats.
You pull my spirit back to times forgotten. I cannot put it any other way. 👍
A beautiful song to listen to on a christmas night.
It's -22 out, and the night is dark, but sitting here listening to this I can't help but find myself enjoying the silent night.
Thank you for this enchanting song, cheers to all.
To all, a lovely night.
Love this version, used to play it on the piano when I was little
This was number one on the Tudor Top 40 for Ten weeks!
Another brilliant performance!!!!!
Poor, poor Anne Boelyn! She didn’t deserve her fate!
Your profile picture is very creative 👍👍👍
@Esther Josephine Thank you. It comines one of my favourite heroes with my favourite house.
I think you mean fate
Do you mean fate?
Brianne Smolcic Sorry! English is not my first language!
One of my favourite songs since my teenager years.
Красиво!
Очень красиво) трогает… вспоминаю стихотворение Гумилева - Луна уже покинула утесы…
То чуство когда это песня вышла 13 веке а я до сих пор кайфую от этой песни...
В 16 , но всё равно +++
Fabulous and fantastic music, thank you, good time for you
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS😭😭😭😭😭THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
I love your voice and hold the music you've made close to my heart , it's helped me through some dark moments in time
I always look forward to what comes next,
thank you
Beautiful! I have always loved this song and the lyrics. “Greensleeves was all my joy...“ - seems to perfectly capture Henry's early infatuation. Alas, it did not last!
Oh and I love the photo as well - l definitely get an Anne-vibe from it!
I just heard this beautiful, heart wrenching melody while watching the movie, Mr. Sunshine! I can’t get it out of my head! 💔😢thank you for posting the words to the song.
Yes! Finally! A good version of the song! Thank you!
Finally? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I feel this is the best rendition of this song I've heard.
Isn’t there a Christmas song that uses this melody? “The babe, the son of Mary” or something?
"What Child is This?" is the song you're looking for
“What Child is This?” :)
Greensleeves was made before "what child is this?" first made in the 13-14th century or somethin like that idk then the fat henry was like yoink mine now
it's called "What child is this?"
Quinn Sinclair I heard this song wandering why it sounded so familiar, then finally I realized
Чудесно! Подписался, с нетерпение жду новых песен чудесным голосом!
P. S. Вы талантище!
One of my favourite songs of all time, and a beautiful rendition of it! I love your choice of lyrics and those chorus harmonies are perfect. You outdo yourself!
Jordi Francis Thank you Jordi, my lovely. Xxx
Wunderschön gemacht 😍
when someone upsets you, when you think you are about to get angry hum the song this is heaven my lovelies Mother Nature 🌬