I think I can pre-date stumping the Mudcat thread by a good few years.

Back in the late 70's I heard a song by two lassies at Bracknell Folk Festival which started:

One fine summers day a woman went walking
down by the river so gentle and free
and there she espied a beautiful sailor
sitting alone in the shade of a tree
she boldly went to this young man
pray tell to me from whence you came
for my eyes have not feasted on such beauty
and may never do so again

The sailor replies and eventually the lass has her wicked way with him and he laments to his mother "I am quite undone"

I seem to recall the lassies who sang the song were Canadian but I have not heard it since, so for 36 years I've been searching for it.

Can anyone help ?????