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Artist/Band: Allan Taylor
Lyrics for Song: Nursery Tale
Lyrics for Album: Sometimes/The Lady [2004]



All around the houses, see the children run

See their happy faces, it seems they're having fun

Ring-a-ring-a-roses and a pocketful of flowers

Singing lots of nursery rhymes to pass away the hours



And sing a song of sixpence, a pocketful of rye

Four and twenty blackbirds were flying in the sky

The children stopped their playing and looked into the air

And four and twenty blackbirds were coming very near



And as the birds drew nearer, the louder was their song

And bitter was their music and bitter was their song

And little Timmy Johnson, he got to fret and frown

Bless you, bless you, we all fall down



Little boy blue, don't blow your horn

There's no cow in the corn

Where is the boy who looks after the sheep

He's under the rubble fast asleep


About Nursery Tale

Allan Taylor's "Nursery Tale" stands as a defining track on the 2004 album *Sometimes/The Lady*, showcasing his mastery of the English folk revival genre. The song exemplifies Taylor's signature style, blending acoustic guitar with a narrative approach that draws upon traditional ballad structures while infusing them with contemporary sensibilities. Released during a pivotal period for his discography, the recording highlights his ability to craft intimate, storytelling pieces that resonate deeply with audiences seeking authentic folk music. As part of his broader catalog, "Nursery Tale" reflects the artistic maturity Taylor achieved in the early 2000s, distinguishing him within the landscape of modern English folk. The track's enduring appeal lies in its melodic simplicity and lyrical depth, offering a glimpse into the personal and cultural themes often explored in his work. It remains a significant example of his contribution to the genre, celebrated for its emotional resonance and technical proficiency.


Album Lyrics: Sometimes/The Lady [2004]


Allan Taylor
"Sometimes/The Lady [2004]"


1. Belfast '71
2. Cain
3. Let Me Be
4. My Lady
5. Nursery Tale
6. Our Captain Cried All Hands
7. Robin Hood
8. Scarlet And Grey
9. Searching For Lambs
10. Simple Song
11. Something's Changed
12. Sometimes
13. Song For Kathy
14. Still He Sings
15. Swallow Swallow
16. The Boy And Mantle
17. The Kiss
18. The Lady
19. The Leaves Of Spring
20. The Morning Lies Heavy
21. The Pied Piper
22. Tudor Pop