The Bent Sae Brown (Roud 3322, Child 71) is an English-language folk song.
He tells her to cover her eyes and carry him to bed, so she can swear that she did not see him come in, and he never trod in her bower.
Two, when they fail, will go back to bed; the third says they should wait in "the bent sae brown" for him.
The mother accuses him of breaking into her house, robbing her, making Annie a whore, and killing her sons.
This appears to be derived from Clerk Saunders and another ballad, which does not exist separately in English, but is common in Danish and Swedish.