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+ | T:Hal an' Tow | ||
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+ | O:Cornwall | ||
+ | M:6/8 | ||
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+ | K:G | ||
+ | V:1 clef=treble | ||
+ | " | ||
+ | B | B2 B A2 G | A2 A E2 B | c2 d e2 d | c2 B A2 | ||
+ | w:1.~Since | man was first cre- | a-- ted, these | words have been de- | bat-* ed | ||
+ | w:2. | Take no scorn to | wear the horn, it | was the crest when | you were born | ||
+ | A | B2 B A2 G | A2 A E2 B | B2 A G2 F | G6 | | ||
+ | w:1.~That | we have cel- e- | brat-* ed the | com- ing of the | spring. | | ||
+ | w:2.~Your | fath- er's fath- er | wore it and your | fath- er wore it | too. | | ||
+ | " | ||
+ | % B3 A3 | G6 | B2 B d2 d | A6 | | ||
+ | % w:Hal- an- | Tow. | Jol- ly rum- ble, | O | ||
+ | % B3 A3 | G6 | c2 d e2 d | (c2 B) A2 | ||
+ | % w:We were | up, | long be- fore the | day,_ O, | ||
+ | B3 A3 | G6 | B2 B d2 d | A6 | B3 A3 | G6 | c2 d e2 d | (c2 B) A2 | ||
+ | w:Hal- an- | Tow. | Jol- ly rum- ble, | O | We were | up, | long be- fore the | day,_ O, | ||
+ | A | B2 B A2 G | A3 E2 B | c2 d e2 d | c2 B !fermata!A2 | ||
+ | w:To | wel- come in the | sum- mer, to | wel- come in the | May-* O | ||
+ | A | B2 B A2 G | A2 A E2 B | B2 A G2 F | G3 G3 | | ||
+ | w:For | sum- mer is a- | com- in' in, and | win- ter's gone a- | way, O | | ||
+ | " | ||
+ | B | B2 B A2 G | A2 A E2 B | c2 d e2 d | c2 B A2 | ||
+ | w:3. | Rob- in Hood and | Lit- tle John, they' | ||
+ | w:4.~What | hap- pened to the | Span- i- ards that | made so great a | boast_ O | ||
+ | w:5.~God | bless the mer- ry | mus-* es with | all their pow'r and | might_ O | ||
+ | A | B2 B A2 G | A2 A E2 B | c2 d e2 d | c2 B !fermata!A2 | ||
+ | w:3.~and | we will to the | merry green wood to | hunt the buck and | hare_ O | ||
+ | w:4. | They shall eat the | feath- ered goose and | we shall eat the | roast_ O | ||
+ | w:5.~And | send this peace to | Eng-* land, let | peace be day and | night_ O</ | ||
+ | |||
+ | Since man was first created, | ||
+ | These words have been debated | ||
+ | That we have celebrated | ||
+ | The coming of the Spring | ||
+ | |||
+ | **Chorus: | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | We were up long before the day-O | ||
+ | To welcome in the summer | ||
+ | To welcome in the May-O | ||
+ | For summer is a-comin' | ||
+ | And winter' | ||
+ | |||
+ | Take no scorn to wear the horn | ||
+ | It was the crest when you were born | ||
+ | Your father' | ||
+ | And your father wore it too | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
+ | |||
+ | Robin Hood and Little John | ||
+ | They' | ||
+ | And we will to the merry green wood | ||
+ | To hunt the buck and hare oh | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
+ | |||
+ | What happened to the Spaniards | ||
+ | That made so great a boast-O? | ||
+ | They shall eat the feathered goose | ||
+ | And we shall eat the roast-O | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||
+ | |||
+ | God bless the merry muses | ||
+ | With all their power and might-O | ||
+ | And send this peace to England | ||
+ | Let peace be day and night-O | ||
+ | |||
+ | [Chorus] | ||