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--- song:jack-in-the-green [2007/11/23 19:03] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ song:jack-in-the-green [2021/04/28 19:31] (current) – Jeff Bigler
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+===== Jack in the Green =====
+<abc>%%stretchlast yes
+X:1
+T:Jack in the Green
+C:traditional
+M:3/4
+L:1/4
+K:G minor
+V:1 clef=treble
+"Verse"
+D | G G G | F D C | D G F | G2
+w:1.~Now | win- ter is | o- ver, I'm | hap- py to | say,
+w:2.~Now | Jack in the | Green is a | ver- y strange | man;
+w:3.~With | gar- lands he'll | cov- er the | trees that are | bare
+w:4.~Now~the | sun is half | up and be- | tok- ens the | hour
+D/D/ | G G G | F D C | D G F | G2
+w:1.~That we'll | all meet a- | gain on the | first day of | May.
+w:2.~Though he | dies ev- ery | au- tumn he~is | born ev- ery | Spring
+w:3.~And our | gar- dens he'll | trim with his | jac- ket so | rare;
+w:4.~And the | chil- dren ar- | rive with their | gar- lands of | flowers.
+(G/A/) | B B B | B B c | d G G | (G !fermata!A2)
+w:1.~And we'll | all meet a- | gain on the | first day of | Spring,_
+w:2.~And each | year on his | birth- day we~will | dance in the | street_
+w:3.~And the | fields he will | sow with the | hair on his | head_
+w:4.~So* | come let the | mu- sic and | danc- ing be- | gin_
+(B/A/) | G G G | F D C | D G F | G3 |
+w:1.~And we'll | go a- bout | danc- ing with | Jack in the | Green.
+w:2.~And* | In re- turn | Jack, he will | rip- en our | wheat.
+w:3.~And our | grain it will | rip- en 'till | Old Jack is | dead.
+w:4.~And* | touch the good | heart of young | Jack in the | Green.
+"Refrain"
+D G F | G3- | G3 | D G A | A3- | A2
+w:1.~Jack in the | Green_ | Jack in the | Green_
+w:2.~Rip- en our | wheat_ | Rip- en our | wheat_
+w:3.~Old Jack is | dead,_ | Old Jack is | dead._
+w:1.~Jack in the | Green_ | Jack in the | Green_
+(B/A/) | G G G | F D C | D G F | G3- | G2 |]
+w:1.~And we'll | all dance in | Spring- time with | Jack in the | Green_
+w:2.~And* | In re- turn | Jack, he will | rip- en our | wheat._
+w:3.~And our | grain it will | rip- en 'till | Old Jack is | dead._
+w:4.~And* | touch the good | heart of young | Jack in the | Green._</abc>
+Now winter is over, I'm happy to say,
+That we'll all meet again on the first day of May.
+And we'll all meet again on the first day of Spring,
+And go about dancing with Jack in the Green.
+//Jack in the Green, Jack in the Green,
+We'll all dance in Springtime with Jack in the Green.//
+Now Jack in the Green is a very strange man;
+Though he dies every Autumn, he's born every Spring.
+And each year, on his birthday, we will dance in the street
+And in return Jack, he will ripen our wheat.
+//Ripen our wheat, ripen our wheat,
+In return Jack, he will ripen our wheat.//
+With garlands he'll cover the trees that are bare
+And our gardens he'll trim with his jacket so rare;
+And the fields he will sow with the hair of his head
+And our grain it will ripen till old jack is dead.
+//Old jack is dead, old Jack is dead,
+And our grain it will ripen till old jack is dead.//
+Now the sun is half up and betokens the hour
+And the children arrive with their garlands of flowers.
+So come, let the music and dancing begin
+And touch the good heart of young Jack in the Green.
+//Jack in the Green, Jack in the Green,
+And touch the good heart of young Jack in the Green.//