That would be

"For the sparks of fire and brimstone (all) around my head did shine."

As a rule I'd say "my" rather than "me" where it's just a dialectal pronounciation, but that's only a personal preference.

Roy Palmer (English Country Songs, 1979) gives a slightly different version, from "Shepherd" Taylor of Hickling in Norfolk (1921), and remarks, as Wolfgang quoted in the earlier thread, "Ekefield Town...does not exist; but this could be a garbled version of Hocstow, the original location."  Harry Cox (from just up the road in Catfield) also sang "Ekefield".  I'd guess that the Albions recorded a Norfolk set, but it's not either of the ones I've mentioned.

Malcolm