The Nightingale-Charlotte Cumberbirch/Richard Irwin/Sean Dagher/Nelson Carter/David Gossage/Assassin's Creed

The Nightingale Gather round lads As I was out walking one morning in May I spied a young couple who fondly did stray One was a young maid so sweet and so fair And the other was a soldier And a bold Grenadier And they kiss so sweet and comforting As they clung to each other Sing along boys They went arm and arm along the road Like sister and brother They went arm and arm along the road Till they came to a stream And they both sat down together To hear the nightingale sing Out of his knapsack He took a fine fiddle And he played such a merry tone That you ever did hear And he played such a merry tone That the valley did ring Oh soft cried the fair maid To hear the nightingale sing And they kiss so sweet and comforting As they clung to each other They went arm and arm along the road Like sister and brother They went arm and arm along the road Till they came to a stream And they both sat down together To hear the nightingale sing Well I'm off to India For seven long years Drinkin' wine and whiskey Instead of small beers And if I return again It will be in the spring And we'll both sit down together To hear the nightingale sing Well then said the fair maid Will ya not marry me Oh no said the soldier How well can that be For I have my own wife On the banks of the deep And she's the fairest damsel that you ever did see And they kiss so sweet and comforting As they clung to each other They went arm and arm along the road Like sister and brother They went arm and arm along the road Till they came to a stream And they both sat down together To hear the nightingale sing