An incredibly beautiful song written by the English (he was rather French, actually) King, Richard Coeur de Lion in Langue d'oil, and preformed by the late Owain Phyfe, from the album "Poets, Bards, and Singers of Songs".

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Ja Nus Hons Pris" has been recorded by Owain Phyfe (who played with Blackmore's Night) and by Bryan Ferry. Bryan Ferry covered this on his 2002 album Frantic, making this 35-second French medieval ballad one of the few songs recorded by a major recording star that was originally penned by an English king. Though "Greensleeves" has long been attributed to Henry VIII, there is no historical proof that the much-married monarch actually composed the tune).