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Lyke-Wake Dirge
Translation from the old form of the Yorkshire dialect:

On this night, on this night, 
Every night and all, 
Hearth and house and candle-light, 
And Christ receive your soul.

When from here away you pass
Every night and all, 
To Thorny Moor [bad word] at last; 
And Christ receive your soul.

If ever you gave hose and shoes, 
Every night and all, 
Sit then down and put them on; 
And Christ receive your soul.

But if hose and shoes you gave none 
Every night and all, 
The thorns shall prick you to the bare bone;
And Christ receive your soul.

From Thorny Moor then you may pass, 
Every night and all,
To Bridge of Dread [bad word] at last; 
And Christ receive your soul.

If ever you gave silver and gold, 
Every night and all, 
At Bridge of Dread you'll find foothold,
And Christ receive your soul.

But if silver and gold you gave none
Every night and all: 
You'll tumble down into [bad word] s flames
And Christ receive your soul.

From Bridge of Dread then you may pass,
Every night and all, 
To Purgatory fire [bad word] at last; 
And Christ receive your soul.

If ever you gave meat or drink, 
Every night and all, 
The fire will never make you shrink; 
And Christ receive your soul.

But if meat or drink you gave none, 
Every night and all, 
The fire will burn you to the bare bone; 
And Christ receive your soul. 

On this night, on this night, 
Every night and all, 
Hearth and house and candle-light, 
And Christ receive your soul.