Come to me, Mother of God, come down as the Old Year ends, Frost-Mother, Mother of the stars and of the White, wave-beaten sands. I hear the sea wave fall like a knife, dividing exiles and friends.
Stay in your lighted Windows. Your terrified eyes accost The colossal skull of the Outer Dark, the ribboned Mare of all men lost, That blind, hilarious image has frozen you stiff with frost.
Joy, health, love and peace. Be all here in this place By your leave we will sing. Concerning our King
Our King is well dressed. In the silks of the best In ribbons so rare. No King can compare
We have travelled many miles. Over hedges and stiles In search of our King. Unto you we bring
Dryw bach ydy'r gŵr. Amdano ma stwr Fe ddalwyd y gwalch. Fu neithiwr mor falch
Fe rhoid e dan len. Ar elor fraith wen Rhubane bob rhiw. Sy'n clymu y dryw
Deffrwch ben teulu. Tyma bore flwyddyn newi Wedi dod adre. O fewn y drwse Drwse yngloion. Wedi ei paro Drosto nos
O mistres fach fwyn. Gwrandewch ar ein cwyn Plant ifinc i ni. Gyllingwch ni i'r ty Gyllingwch ni'n gloi. Ynte tyma ni'n ffoi
Rhowch galennig yn galonnog. I blant bach sy' heb un geinog Ceinog ne ddime. P'un a fynnwch chwithe Ceinog sydd orau
Diod diod llond shwg ceinog. Yfed honno hyd at y gwilod Diod diod llond shwg ddime. Sarnu honno am ein sodle
A wassail, a wassail throughout all this town Our cup it is white and our ale it is brown Our wassail is made of the good ale and cake Some nutmeg and ginger, the best we could get.
Our wassail is made of an elderberry bough And so, my good neighbours, we'll drink unto thou Besides all others we have apples in store Pray let us come in for it's cold by the door.
Midnight, Midnight, Midnight, Midnight. Hark at the hands of the clock.
We know by the moon. That we are not too soon We know by the stars. That we are not too far And we know by the sky. That we are not too high And we know by the ground. That we are within sound
Wel dyma ni'n dwad Gyfeillion diniwad I ofyn am genad i ganu
Ma'r Mari Lwyd yma'n Llawn sers a rhupana Mae'n werth i rhoi gola i'w gweled
Y sguthan gou gou .Yn dodwy ond dou Y dryw bach yn dodwy pedwar ar ddeg. A rheini'n lân ac yn deg
Time Come to me, Mother of God, come down as the Old Year ends, Frost-Mother, Mother of the stars and of the White, wave-beaten sands. I hear the sea wave fall like a knife, dividing exiles and friends.
Stay in your lighted Windows. Your terrified eyes accost The colossal skull of the Outer Dark, the ribboned Mare of all men lost, That blind, hilarious image has frozen you stiff with frost.
Joy, health, love and peace. Be all here in this place By your leave we will sing. Concerning our King
Our King is well dressed. In the silks of the best In ribbons so rare. No King can compare
We have travelled many miles. Over hedges and stiles In search of our King. Unto you we bring
The little wren is the man. About him there is a noise The rogue was caught. That last night was so proud
He has been put under a sheet. On a white speckled bier Ribbons of every colour. Are tying the wren
Wake up head of the family. Here is new year morning Having come home. Inside the doors The doors are locked. Prepared Overnight
O gentle little mistress. Listen to our complaint Young children are we. Let us in to the house Let us in quickly. Or here we are fleeing
Give a calennig. Full heartedly To little children who have not a penny
A penny or a halfpenny. Whichever you prefer A penny is better
Drink drink a full penny jug. Drink that down to the bottom Drink drink a full halfpenny jug. Spill that over our soles
A wassail, a wassail throughout all this town Our cup it is white and our ale it is brown Our wassail is made of the good ale and cake Some nutmeg and ginger, the best we could get.
Our wassail is made of an elderberry bough And so, my good neighbours, we'll drink unto thou Besides all others we have apples in store Pray let us come in for it's cold by the door.
Midnight, Midnight, Midnight, Midnight. Hark at the hands of the clock.
We know by the moon. That we are not too soon We know by the stars. That we are not too far And we know by the sky. That we are not too high And we know by the ground. That we are within sound
Well here we come Innocent friends To ask for permission to sing
The grey mare is here Full of stars and ribbons It's worth putting a light to see her
The crooked crooked wood pigeon. Lays only two The little wren lays fourteen. And they are good and fair