Gamble Gold Steeleye Span
"Gamble Gold" by Steeleye Span is a folk rock song released in 1970. The lyrics tell the story of a man who risks everything for love, symbolized through the metaphor of gambling. Themes of love, loss, and the consequences of one's choices are central to the song. Musically, it features traditional folk instrumentation with a modern rock twist, showcasing Steeleye Span's signature blend of electric and acoustic sounds. The song reflects the band's role in the British folk revival and has influenced subsequent folk rock artists. #FolkRock
There chanced to be a pedlar bold
A pedlar bold he chanced to be
He rolled his pack all on his back
And he came tripping o'er the sea
By chance he met two troublesome blades
Troublesome blades they chanced to be
One of them was Robin Hood
The other was little John so free
Chorus
Gentlemen on high born blood
Gamble Gold and Robin Hood
Oh pedlar, pedlar what's in the pack
Come speedily and tell to me
I've several suits of the gay green silk
And silken bow strings two of three
If you have suits of the gay green silk
And silken bow strings two of three
Then by my body cries Robin Hood
Half your pack belongs to me
Chorus
A pedlar bold he chanced to be
He rolled his pack all on his back
And he came tripping o'er the sea
By chance he met two troublesome blades
Troublesome blades they chanced to be
One of them was Robin Hood
The other was little John so free
Chorus
Gentlemen on high born blood
Gamble Gold and Robin Hood
Oh pedlar, pedlar what's in the pack
Come speedily and tell to me
I've several suits of the gay green silk
And silken bow strings two of three
If you have suits of the gay green silk
And silken bow strings two of three
Then by my body cries Robin Hood
Half your pack belongs to me
Chorus
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